Higher Point CFT Correlation Functions

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Hi,

Does anyone know if there's a closed formula for the n-point function in a CFT? Up to anharmonic ratios, of course. Most books just have it up until n=4.

Thanks,
Matt
 
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There isn't.
 
That's what I suspected. Thanks!
 

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