Abstract
The basic field equations of a field theory are not always derivable from a Lagrangian. Lagrangian theories are perturbatively coherent, in the sense that they have well-defined vertices. Non-Lagrangian theories may be coherent or not. Coherent theories are, in principle, quantizable by perturbative methods. The general condition for a theory to have well-defined vertices is given.
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