Abstract
We continue to study the matrix model of the case that represents the irregular conformal block. What provides us with the Painlevé system is not the instanton partition function per se but rather a finite analog of its Fourier transform that can serve as a generating function. The system reduces to the extension of the Gross-Witten-Wadia unitary one-matrix model by the logarithmic potential while keeping the planar critical behavior intact. The double scaling limit to this critical point is a constructive way to study Argyres-Douglas type theory from IR. We elaborate upon the method of orthogonal polynomial and its relevance to these problems, developing it further for the case of a generic unitary matrix model and that of a special case with the logarithmic potential.
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