On Equivalence of two Hurwitz Matrix Models
arXiv:0906.2573 · doi:10.1142/S0217732309031995
Abstract
In arXiv:0902.2627 a matrix model representation was found for the simplest Hurwitz partition function, which has Lambert curve phi e^{-phi} = psi as a classical equation of motion. We demonstrate that Fourier-Laplace transform in the logarithm of external field Psi converts it into a more sophisticated form, recently suggested in arXiv:0906.1206.
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