The coefficient comes from one sextic vertex with two external slow legs and two fast tadpole loops. The coefficient comes from one sextic vertex with four external slow legs and one fast tadpole. The coefficient comes from one quartic and one sextic vertex joined by two fast propagators, leaving six external slow legs.
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