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The theory of graphical functions is generalized from scalar theories to theories with spin, leading to a numerator structure in Feynman integrals. The main part of this article treats the case of positive integer spin, which is obtained from spin $1/2$ theories after the evaluation of $\gamma$ traces. As an application (in this article used mainly to prove consistency and efficiency of the method), we calculate primitive Feynman integrals in Yukawa-$\phi^4$ (Gross-Neveu-Yukawa) theory up to loop order eight.
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