Abstract: Stora and coworkers refined the notion of divergent quantum amplitude, somewhat upsetting the standard power-counting recipe. This unexpectedly clears the way to new prototypes for free and interacting field theories of bosons of any mass and spin.
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(5)- The Funk-Hecke formula, harmonic polynomials, and derivatives of radial distributions
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