Modification of Matrix Models by Square Terms of Scaling Operators
Hiroshi Shirokura
Abstract
We study one (or two) matrix models modified by terms of the form g(ρ(P))2 + g'(ρ'(O))2, where the matrix representation of the puncture operator P and the one of a scaling operator O are denoted by ρ(P) and ρ'(O) respectively. We rewrite the modified models as effective theories of baby universes. We find an upper bound for the gravitational dimension of O under which we can fine tune the coupling constants to obtain new critical behaviors in the continuum limit. The simultaneous tuning of g and g' is possible if the representations ρ(P) and ρ'(O) are chosen so that the non-diagonal elements of the mass matrix of the effective theory vanish.
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