The O(n) model on a random surface: critical points and large order behaviour
B. Eynard, J. Zinn-Justin
Abstract
In this article we report a preliminary investigation of the large N limit of a generalized one-matrix model which represents an O(n) symmetric model on a random lattice. The model on a regular lattice is known to be critical only for -2 n 2. This is the situation we shall discuss also here, using steepest descent. We first determine the critical and multicritical points, recovering in particular results previously obtained by Kostov. We then calculate the scaling behaviour in the critical region when the cosmological constant is close to its critical value. Like for the multi-matrix models, all critical points can be classified in terms of two relatively prime integers p,q. In the parametrization p=(2m+1)q l, m,l integers such that 0<l<q, the string susceptibility exponent is found to be γ string=-2l/(p+q-l). When l=1 we find that all results agree with those of the corresponding (p,q) string models, otherwise they are different. We finally explain how to derive the large order behaviour of the corresponding topological expansion in the double scaling limit.
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