Generic sum rules express arbitrary traces through convolutions of a single Laguerre polynomial for group character averages in Gaussian matrix models.
Integrability and Matrix Models
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The theory of matrix models is reviewed from the point of view of its relation to integrable hierarchies. Discrete 1-matrix, 2-matrix, ``conformal'' (multicomponent) and Kontsevich models are considered in some detail, together with the Ward identites (``W-constraints''), determinantal formulas and continuum limits, taking one kind of models into another. Subtle points and directions of the future research are also discussed.
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Non-commutative creation operators B̂_m are built for symmetric polynomials in matrix and Fock representations of W_{1+∞} and affine Yangian algebras.
Revisits Bäcklund-Darboux transformations for KP, BKP and related hierarchies in bilinear tau-function and fermionic operator frameworks, extending naturally to fully discrete cases.
In the Kashaev limit the non-homogeneous quantum A-polynomial splits into phases tied to zero action and deformed hyperbolic volume, with a byproduct expectation that the classical A-polynomial at L=1 is proportional to the Alexander polynomial.
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Group character averages via a single Laguerre
Generic sum rules express arbitrary traces through convolutions of a single Laguerre polynomial for group character averages in Gaussian matrix models.
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Twisted Cherednik spectrum as a $q,t$-deformation
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Two roles of Alexander in two Kashaev phases
Alexander polynomials appear in two opposite roles in two Kashaev phases of Chern-Simons theory due to co-existing branches in the quasiclassical limit with non-trivial versus vanishing classical actions.
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Non-commutative creation operators for symmetric polynomials
Non-commutative creation operators B̂_m are built for symmetric polynomials in matrix and Fock representations of W_{1+∞} and affine Yangian algebras.
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Revisiting B\"acklund-Darboux transformations for KP and BKP integrable hierarchies
Revisits Bäcklund-Darboux transformations for KP, BKP and related hierarchies in bilinear tau-function and fermionic operator frameworks, extending naturally to fully discrete cases.
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More on Kashaev limits of the quantum $A$-polynomials
In the Kashaev limit the non-homogeneous quantum A-polynomial splits into phases tied to zero action and deformed hyperbolic volume, with a byproduct expectation that the classical A-polynomial at L=1 is proportional to the Alexander polynomial.