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No, don't merge. S-matrix is something from field theory. S-matrix theory is a theory based on properties of the S-matrix, but without field theory. The reason that they shouldn't be merged is the following:
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The bootstrap models gave equations for the dynamics which are completely unrelated to the stuff on S-matrix.
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