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Euclidean Green functions for quantum Fainberg-Iofa fields

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We give necessary and sufficient conditions for Euclidean Green functions to have analytic continuation to a relativistic field theory with exponential growth in momentum space (= the Fainberg-Iofa fields or the fields with ‘fundamental’ length).

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Osipov, E.P. Euclidean Green functions for quantum Fainberg-Iofa fields. Lett Math Phys 17, 165–172 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00402331

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