For the amputated one-particle-irreducible vertex, every internal bridge is forbidden. Define the Feynman integralsFor , the counting identity in part b gives . The only one-particle-irreducible Feynman diagrams are a triangle of three cubic vertices and a two-propagator bubble joining one cubic and one quartic vertex. Write for the amputated Feynman vertex, including its overall factor of . With all external momenta incoming,The triangle has for labelled external legs. The mixed bubble has because its two internal lines may be interchanged. There are three distinct terms, according to which external leg is attached to the cubic vertex; the other two attach to the quartic vertex. No tadpole attached by a bridge is one-particle irreducible.
The requested position-space three-point correlation function is obtained by restoring the external propagators and a Fourier transform:The tree-level contribution would replace the last factor by . This explicitly distinguishes the amputated vertex from the correlation function while giving all loop integrations in momentum space.
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