The Stanford-Witten-Norbury volume recursion is shown to be directly derivable from a spectral curve that computes the Laplace transforms of the volumes using topological recursion.
Free energy topological expansion for the 2-matrix model
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We compute the complete topological expansion of the formal hermitian two-matrix model. For this, we refine the previously formulated diagrammatic rules for computing the 1/ N expansion of the nonmixed correlation functions and give a new formulation of the spectral curve. We extend these rules obtaining a closed formula for correlation functions in all orders of topological expansion. We then integrate it to obtain the free energy in terms of residues on the associated Riemann surface.
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