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Two exact relations between mutlifractal exponents are shown to hold at the critical point of the Anderson localization transition. The first relation implies a symmetry of the multifractal spectrum linking the multifractal exponents with indices $q<1/2$ to those with $q>1/2$. The second relation connects the wave function multifractality to that of Wigner delay times in a system with a lead attached.
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