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Let C∣Ω⟩=∣Ω⟩. Since charge conjugation sends both Aμ​ and either Noether current to its negative and commutes with time ordering,
⟨Ω∣TO1​⋯On​∣Ω⟩=(−1)n⟨Ω∣TO1​⋯On​∣Ω⟩.
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For odd n the correlator equals its negative and hence vanishes. This operator argument is exact and does not use a perturbation expansion. It is Furry's theorem: scattering amplitudes with an odd number of external photons and no charged external particles vanish to every order, whereas even-photon scattering is allowed.

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