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Leptonic contribution to the effective electromagnetic coupling constant up to three loops

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arxiv hep-ph/9803313 v1 pith:5KIJJKJN submitted 1998-03-11 hep-ph

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In this note the leptonic contribution to the running of the electromagnetic coupling constant is discussed up to the three-loop level. Special emphasize is put on the evaluation of the double-bubble diagrams.

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