A New Hat For The c=1 Matrix Model
M. R. Douglas, I. R. Klebanov, D. Kutasov, J. Maldacena, E. Martinec,, and N. Seiberg

TL;DR
This paper explores a matrix model description of two-dimensional supergravity coupled to rac{c}{1} matter, providing new insights into noncritical string theories and their stable vacua.
Contribution
It introduces a matrix model framework for rac{c}{1} supergravity theories, including a stable vacuum expansion and a quiver matrix model for 0A theory.
Findings
Matrix model for 0B theory with stable eigenvalue distribution
Extension of traditional descriptions of rac{c}{1} theories
Description of 0A theory via a quiver matrix model
Abstract
We consider two dimensional supergravity coupled to matter. This system can also be interpreted as noncritical type 0 string theory in a two dimensional target space. After reviewing and extending the traditional descriptions of this class of theories, we provide a matrix model description. The 0B theory is similar to the realization of two dimensional bosonic string theory via matrix quantum mechanics in an inverted harmonic oscillator potential; the difference is that we expand around a non-perturbatively stable vacuum, where the matrix eigenvalues are equally distributed on both sides of the potential. The 0A theory is described by a quiver matrix model.
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