Abstract
A T-matrix perturbation theory is developed and applied to the Faddeev equations. This theory allows one to calculate the shift in the three-body binding energy produced by any part of the two-body T matrix which is neglected in a three-body calculation. Since the perturbation series is given in terms of an operator closely related to the two-body T matrix, the theory can be applied even when extremely singular potentials are used to describe the two-body interaction.

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