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Abstract
This paper proves a probabilistic Weyl-law for the spectrum of randomly perturbed Berezin–Toeplitz operators, generalizing a result proven by Martin Vogel (2020). This is done following Vogel’s strategy using the exotic symbol calculus developed by the author (2022).
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