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In this paper, we consider the higher Brézin–Gross–Witten (BGW) tau functions, given by the matrix integrals. For these tau functions we construct the canonical Kac–Schwarz operators, quantum spectral curves, and W⁽³⁾-constraints. For the simplest representative we construct the cut-and-join operators, which describe the algebraic version of the topological recursion. We also investigate a one-parametric generalization of the higher BGW tau functions.
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