Abstract
One-particle-irreducible graphs in the imaginary time formalism of finite temperature field theory differ in general with those of the real time formalism. A sum of graphs in the real time formalism is considered here, motivated by causality arguments, and in some one-loop examples agreement is found with the corresponding analytically continued imaginary time result.
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