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In this paper two independent and unitarily invariant projection matrices P(N) and Q(N) are considered and the large deviation is proven for the eigenvalue density of all polynomials of them as the matrix size $N$ converges to infinity. The result is formulated on the tracial state space $TS({cal A})$ of the universal $C^*$-algebra ${cal A}$ generated by two selfadjoint projections. The random pair $(P(N),Q(N))$ determines a random tracial state $tau_N in TS({cal A})$ and $tau_N$ satisfies the large deviation. The rate function is in close connection with Voiculescus free entropy defined for pairs of projections.
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