“…In fact, it is easy to check that wedge duality certainly holds, if M (p) −1 exists for all for all p ∈ H + m and has polynomial matrix elements. A sufficient, and by Lemma V.2 in [25] also necessary, condition for this is that det M (p) is constant on the mass shell. PCT symmetry, on the other hand, requires that M (p) can be written as L(p) * M ′ (p)L(p) with M ′ (p) satisfying (4.10) and L(p) polynomial in p. Although an explicit example satisfying wedge duality without the latter property is not known to us there is hardly a doubt that such examples exist.…”