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Loop Equations for Multi-Matrix Models
We revisit the combinatorial loop-equation method for computing planar disc amplitudes in multi-matrix models with polynomial potentials. We develop a procedure which organises the Schwinger-Dyson constraints by the level of their boundary insertions and, when the resulting system closes, produces a
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