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Because normal ordering removes contractions within either exponential, Wick theorem sums all cross-contractions into
Gk,−k​​=exp[(ik)(−ik)⟨X(z,zˉ)X(w,wˉ)⟩]=exp[−2k2​log∣z−w∣2]=∣z−w∣−k2.​
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Under z↦λz, this scales as λ−k2. Each operator has scaling dimension Δ=h+h=k2/2, so a two-point function of two such primaries must scale as λ−2Δ=λ−k2. The two calculations agree.
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