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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2026 iii Paper 304 2 b i Solution by
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The leading two-point diagram has one sextic vertex, two external legs, and its remaining four legs paired into two tadpole loops; it determines the mass counterterm. The leading six-point diagram has two sextic vertices joined by three internal lines, leaving three external legs at each vertex; it is a two-loop diagram and determines the coupling counterterm. The corresponding local and vertices complete the counterterm calculation.
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