We extend the model for conserved vector currents in the dual-resonance model to include the infinite set of universally coupled vector mesons. One- and two-current amplitudes satisfying current algebra and factorizing on the M highest trajectories are constructed for a form factor falling like (q²)^-M. Physically acceptable completely factorized amplitudes are not obtained in the limit M→∞, however. Complete factorization and unsubtracted dispersion relations in q² for single-current amplitudes are shown to indeed imply exponentially falling form factors. However, we then prove that no acceptable completely factorized two-current amplitudes can be constructed from a current coupling only to the universal vector mesons.
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