Bounds in the Yukawa2 quantum field theory: Upper bound on the pressure, Hamiltonian bound and linear lower bound
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We prove bounds of the formZ∧≦ea|∧| and (SZ)∧≦ea|∧| in theY2 Euclidean field theory and from this obtain Glimm's Hamiltonian bound and Schrader's linear lower bound.
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