How to derive a numerator relation in vertex correction in Peskin p191

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The discussion focuses on deriving a numerator relation in vertex correction as outlined in Peskin's Quantum Field Theory, specifically on page 191. The process involves transforming the variable k into l using the equation l = k + yq - zp. Subsequently, odd terms of l are removed, followed by the application of equation 6.46 to complete the derivation. This method provides a clear pathway for understanding vertex corrections in quantum field theory.

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thank you very much in advance
 
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i got it, first by l:=k+yq-zp transform k into l, then remove odd terms of l, then use 6.46
 

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