A formalism of abstract quantum field theory of summation of fat graphs
arXiv:2108.10498
Abstract
In this work we present a formalism of abstract quantum field theory for fat graphs and its realizations. This is a generalization of an earlier work for stable graphs. We define the abstract correlators , abstract free energy , abstract partition function , and abstract -point functions to be formal summations of fat graphs, and derive quadratic recursions using edge-contraction/vertex-splitting operators, including the abstract Virasoro constraints, an abstract cut-and-join type representation for , and a quadratic recursion for which resembles the Eynard-Orantin topological recursion. When considering the realization by the Hermitian one-matrix models, we obtain the Virasoro constraints, a cut-and-join representation for the partition function which proves that is a tau-function of KP hierarchy, a recursion for -point functions which is known to be equivalent to the E-O recursion, and a Schrödinger type-equation which is equivalent to the quantum spectral curve. We conjecture that in general cases the realization of the quadratic recursion for is the E-O recursion, where the spectral curve and Bergmann kernel are constructed from realizations of and respectively using the framework of emergent geometry.
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