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doi: 10.1007/bf00670689
Using our method to estimate perturbative coefficients in quantum field theory (QFT), we consider several examples in high-energy physics and condensed matter theory. The results, in all cases, are remarkably good for the known terms. We also predict the values of as yet unknown terms. Moreover, we consider the general convergence properties of asymptotic series in QFT.
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