Higher Genus Correlators from the Hermitian One-Matrix Model
arXiv:hep-th/9203009 · doi:10.1016/0370-2693(92)90649-O
Abstract
We develop an iterative algorithm for the genus expansion of the hermitian one-matrix model ( = the Penner model in an external field). By introducing moments of the external field, we prove that the genus contribution to the -loop correlator depends only on lower moments ( for the partition function). We present the explicit results for the partition function and the one-loop correlator in genus one. We compare the correlators for the hermitian one-matrix model with those at zero momenta for CFT and show an agreement of the one-loop correlators for genus zero.
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