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Global Conformal Invariancen Sect. 4.1, with their generators and commutation relations. The conformal group in dimension . is identified with the noncompact group .(. + 1,1). In Sect. 4.2 we study the action of a conformal transformation on fields, at the classical level. The notion of a quasi-primary field is defined. We re