New sum rules from current algebra valid in the limit of large negative four-momentum squared of the current are obtained; some of these depend upon commutators of space components of the current densities. They contain convergence factors which make their validity plausible on most models of high-energy behavior, with the Regge-pole model being one of them. With one exception, their utility consists of placing constraints upon models of hadrons designed to saturate the current-algebra scheme.
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