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The present literature of theoretical physics contains examples
in which an apparently legitimate mathematical procedure yields
an unacceptable result.
It turns out that in some cases
the literature applies add hoc
mathematical manipulations that aim to correct the relevant problem.
A shortcoming of this practice is that it can mask an inherent
theoretical inconsistency that is the actual reason of the discrepancy.
The following article examines four different cases of this kind
and points out erroneous elements of the presently accepted structure
of theoretical physics.
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