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The leading contributions to δ2​ and δm​ come from the one-loop electron self-energy: one internal electron line and one internal photon line join two electron-photon vertices. Its coefficients of γμpμ​ and m determine the field-strength and mass counterterms. The leading contribution to δ1​ comes from the one-loop electron-photon vertex correction, with two internal electron propagators and one internal photon propagator, together with the corresponding local counterterm vertices. The Ward identity gives δ1​=δ2​ in a gauge-invariant scheme.
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