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$(2,2p+1)$ minimal string and intersection theory I

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arxiv 2403.02305 v4 pith:IILWKABH submitted 2024-03-04 hep-th math-phmath.MP

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In view of recent progress in studying matrix model-2D gravity duality, we reexamine some features of $(2,2p+1)$ minimal string. After reviewing both sides of the proposed correspondence in this case, a previously unnoted identification between correlation numbers of tachyon operators in certain domain of parameter space and "$p$-deformed volumes", which are certain integral transforms of topological recursion data, is described and clarified. This identification allows us to efficiently study correlation numbers at finite matter central charge. In particular, we obtain an intersection-theoretic formula and the simplest recurrent equations for them, analogous to the ones recently derived for Virasoro minimal string. These formulas might be useful in establishing a more thorough connection between worldsheet and matrix model approaches.

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  1. $x-y$ swap for $(2,2p+1)$ minimal string

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    An x-y swapped spectral curve is conjectured to reproduce (2,2p+1) minimal string tachyon correlators without resonance transformations; verified at low genus, with a ground-ring extension that does not match HEM.

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