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arxiv: hep-th/9301004 · v1 · pith:2QMKABCLnew · submitted 1993-01-04 · ✦ hep-th

Large Order Behaviour of 2D Gravity Coupled to d<1 Matter

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We discuss the large order behaviour and Borel summability of the topological expansion of models of 2D gravity coupled to general $(p,q)$ conformal matter. In a previous work it was proven that at large order $k$ the string susceptibility had a generic $a^k\Gamma(2k-\ud)$ behaviour. Moreover the constant $a$, relevant for the problem of Borel summability, was determined for all one-matrix models. We here obtain a set of equations for this constant in the general $(p,q)$ model. String equations can be derived from the construction of two differential operators $P,Q$ satisfying canonical commutation relations $[P,Q]=1$. We show that the equation for $a$ is determined by the form of the operators $P,Q$ in the spherical or semiclassical limits. The results for the general one-matrix models are then easily recovered. Moreover, since for the $(p,q)$ string models such $p=(2m+1)q\pm1$ the semiclassical forms of $P,Q$ are explicitly known, the large order behaviour is completely determined. This class contains all unitary $(q+1,q)$ models for which the answer is specially simple. As expected we find that the topological expansion for unitary models is not Borel summable. \preprint{SPhT/92-163}, Plain-TeX, macro harvmac

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