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The Laplace transform of the cut-and-join equation of Mariño-Vafa formula and its applications

By the same method introduced in [9], we calculate the Laplace transform of the celebrated cut-and-join equation of Mariño-Vafa formula discovered by C. Liu, K. Liu and J. Zhou [17]. Then, we study the applications of the polynomial identity (1) obtained in theorem 1.1 of this paper. We show the proof Bouchard-Mariño conjecture for C^3 which was given by L. Chen [5] Firstly. Subsequently, we will present how to obtain series Hodge integral identities from this polynomial identity (1). In particular, the main result in [9] is one of special case in such series of Hodge integral identities. At last, we give a explicit formula for the computation of Hodge integral <τ_{b_L}\lamda_{g}\lamda_{1}>_{g} where b_L = (b_1,..,b_l).

preprint2010arXivOpen access

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