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===Conformal field theory=== Scale-invariant QFTs are almost always invariant under the full [[conformal symmetry]], and the study of such QFTs is [[conformal field theory]] (CFT). [[operator (physics)|Operators]] in a CFT have a well-defined [[scaling dimension]], analogous to the [[scaling dimension]], ''β'', of a classical field discussed above. However, the scaling dimensions of operators in a CFT typically differ from those of the fields in the corresponding classical theory. The additional contributions appearing in the CFT are known as [[anomalous scaling dimension]]s.
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