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Anomalies to All Orders

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arxiv hep-th/0405040 v6 pith:OJPTHY6Y submitted 2004-05-05 hep-th hep-phphysics.hist-ph

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I give an account of my involvement with the chiral anomaly, and with the nonrenormalization theorem for the chiral anomaly and the all orders calculation of the trace anomaly, as well as related work by others. I then briefly discuss implications of these results for more recent developments in anomalies in supersymmetric theories.

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