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I am very new to Tex and wanted to draw these diagaram using Tikz-Feynman or some package. Forget about the labels on the diagrams, I can adjust them my self.






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    search this site for tag feynman. you will find many examples. select one which will be close to what you like to have and tray to draw own one. if in this will suck, show us where. people here than will more easy to help you.

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enter image description hereenter image description here



I am very new to Tex and wanted to draw these diagaram using Tikz-Feynman or some package. Forget about the labels on the diagrams, I can adjust them my self.






tikz-feynman feynman tikz-graphdrawing







share|improve this question


















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    search this site for tag feynman. you will find many examples. select one which will be close to what you like to have and tray to draw own one. if in this will suck, show us where. people here than will more easy to help you.

    – Zarko
    Jan 19 at 18:44














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enter image description hereenter image description here



I am very new to Tex and wanted to draw these diagaram using Tikz-Feynman or some package. Forget about the labels on the diagrams, I can adjust them my self.






tikz-feynman feynman tikz-graphdrawing







share|improve this question














enter image description hereenter image description here



I am very new to Tex and wanted to draw these diagaram using Tikz-Feynman or some package. Forget about the labels on the diagrams, I can adjust them my self.






tikz-feynman feynman tikz-graphdrawing




tikz-feynman feynman tikz-graphdrawing






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    search this site for tag feynman. you will find many examples. select one which will be close to what you like to have and tray to draw own one. if in this will suck, show us where. people here than will more easy to help you.

    – Zarko
    Jan 19 at 18:44














  • 1





    search this site for tag feynman. you will find many examples. select one which will be close to what you like to have and tray to draw own one. if in this will suck, show us where. people here than will more easy to help you.

    – Zarko
    Jan 19 at 18:44








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search this site for tag feynman. you will find many examples. select one which will be close to what you like to have and tray to draw own one. if in this will suck, show us where. people here than will more easy to help you.

– Zarko
Jan 19 at 18:44





search this site for tag feynman. you will find many examples. select one which will be close to what you like to have and tray to draw own one. if in this will suck, show us where. people here than will more easy to help you.

– Zarko
Jan 19 at 18:44










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Welcome to TeX.SE! The idea of this site is to provide assistance if you get stuck, not to convert screen shots to LaTeX code. In what follows, to give you a start I provide the first three diagrams because the ones with the blobs contain unreadable pieces. Notice that these do not rely on the graph libraries, i.e. can be compiled without lualatex. This choice is made because these diagrams do really not require any automatic layout routines, and the latter have caused problems in connection with the latest updates of lualatex and TikZ. Besides, arXiv does not support lualatex.



documentclass{article}

usepackage{tikz-feynman}

begin{document}

begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (a) {$Phi_{aA}$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (b) {$Phi_{bB}$};

diagram* {(a) -- [fermion,edge label'={$b$}] (b)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}



begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (a) {$phi_{aA}$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (b) {$phi_{bB}$};

diagram* {(a) -- [charged boson,edge label'={$b$}] (b)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}



begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (b) {$bB$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (c) {$cC$};

path (b) -- (c) coordinate[midway] (v);

vertex[above=1.5cm of v] (a){$aA$};

diagram* {(b) -- [fermion,momentum'={$p$}] (v) -- [fermion,momentum'={$p-k$}]

(c),(v) -- [charged boson,momentum'={$k$}] (a)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}

end{document}


enter image description here



As I said, your blob diagrams contain unreadable elements.






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  • Just realized that the bs attached to the propagators should most likely be ps, and be attached to momentum arrows. You may tell whoever wrote the stuff on the blackboard to write ps in a way that they could be distinguished more easily from bs, and, what is probably more important, not to confuse arrows that indicate the charge flow with those indicating momentum flow. This is generally confusing, and will lead to inconsistencies in theories with Majorana fermions, say.

    – marmot
    Jan 20 at 17:09











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Welcome to TeX.SE! The idea of this site is to provide assistance if you get stuck, not to convert screen shots to LaTeX code. In what follows, to give you a start I provide the first three diagrams because the ones with the blobs contain unreadable pieces. Notice that these do not rely on the graph libraries, i.e. can be compiled without lualatex. This choice is made because these diagrams do really not require any automatic layout routines, and the latter have caused problems in connection with the latest updates of lualatex and TikZ. Besides, arXiv does not support lualatex.



documentclass{article}

usepackage{tikz-feynman}

begin{document}

begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (a) {$Phi_{aA}$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (b) {$Phi_{bB}$};

diagram* {(a) -- [fermion,edge label'={$b$}] (b)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}



begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (a) {$phi_{aA}$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (b) {$phi_{bB}$};

diagram* {(a) -- [charged boson,edge label'={$b$}] (b)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}



begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (b) {$bB$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (c) {$cC$};

path (b) -- (c) coordinate[midway] (v);

vertex[above=1.5cm of v] (a){$aA$};

diagram* {(b) -- [fermion,momentum'={$p$}] (v) -- [fermion,momentum'={$p-k$}]

(c),(v) -- [charged boson,momentum'={$k$}] (a)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}

end{document}


enter image description here



As I said, your blob diagrams contain unreadable elements.






share|improve this answer
























  • Just realized that the bs attached to the propagators should most likely be ps, and be attached to momentum arrows. You may tell whoever wrote the stuff on the blackboard to write ps in a way that they could be distinguished more easily from bs, and, what is probably more important, not to confuse arrows that indicate the charge flow with those indicating momentum flow. This is generally confusing, and will lead to inconsistencies in theories with Majorana fermions, say.

    – marmot
    Jan 20 at 17:09
















2














Welcome to TeX.SE! The idea of this site is to provide assistance if you get stuck, not to convert screen shots to LaTeX code. In what follows, to give you a start I provide the first three diagrams because the ones with the blobs contain unreadable pieces. Notice that these do not rely on the graph libraries, i.e. can be compiled without lualatex. This choice is made because these diagrams do really not require any automatic layout routines, and the latter have caused problems in connection with the latest updates of lualatex and TikZ. Besides, arXiv does not support lualatex.



documentclass{article}

usepackage{tikz-feynman}

begin{document}

begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (a) {$Phi_{aA}$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (b) {$Phi_{bB}$};

diagram* {(a) -- [fermion,edge label'={$b$}] (b)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}



begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (a) {$phi_{aA}$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (b) {$phi_{bB}$};

diagram* {(a) -- [charged boson,edge label'={$b$}] (b)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}



begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (b) {$bB$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (c) {$cC$};

path (b) -- (c) coordinate[midway] (v);

vertex[above=1.5cm of v] (a){$aA$};

diagram* {(b) -- [fermion,momentum'={$p$}] (v) -- [fermion,momentum'={$p-k$}]

(c),(v) -- [charged boson,momentum'={$k$}] (a)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}

end{document}


enter image description here



As I said, your blob diagrams contain unreadable elements.






share|improve this answer
























  • Just realized that the bs attached to the propagators should most likely be ps, and be attached to momentum arrows. You may tell whoever wrote the stuff on the blackboard to write ps in a way that they could be distinguished more easily from bs, and, what is probably more important, not to confuse arrows that indicate the charge flow with those indicating momentum flow. This is generally confusing, and will lead to inconsistencies in theories with Majorana fermions, say.

    – marmot
    Jan 20 at 17:09














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2







Welcome to TeX.SE! The idea of this site is to provide assistance if you get stuck, not to convert screen shots to LaTeX code. In what follows, to give you a start I provide the first three diagrams because the ones with the blobs contain unreadable pieces. Notice that these do not rely on the graph libraries, i.e. can be compiled without lualatex. This choice is made because these diagrams do really not require any automatic layout routines, and the latter have caused problems in connection with the latest updates of lualatex and TikZ. Besides, arXiv does not support lualatex.



documentclass{article}

usepackage{tikz-feynman}

begin{document}

begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (a) {$Phi_{aA}$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (b) {$Phi_{bB}$};

diagram* {(a) -- [fermion,edge label'={$b$}] (b)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}



begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (a) {$phi_{aA}$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (b) {$phi_{bB}$};

diagram* {(a) -- [charged boson,edge label'={$b$}] (b)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}



begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (b) {$bB$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (c) {$cC$};

path (b) -- (c) coordinate[midway] (v);

vertex[above=1.5cm of v] (a){$aA$};

diagram* {(b) -- [fermion,momentum'={$p$}] (v) -- [fermion,momentum'={$p-k$}]

(c),(v) -- [charged boson,momentum'={$k$}] (a)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}

end{document}


enter image description here



As I said, your blob diagrams contain unreadable elements.






share|improve this answer













Welcome to TeX.SE! The idea of this site is to provide assistance if you get stuck, not to convert screen shots to LaTeX code. In what follows, to give you a start I provide the first three diagrams because the ones with the blobs contain unreadable pieces. Notice that these do not rely on the graph libraries, i.e. can be compiled without lualatex. This choice is made because these diagrams do really not require any automatic layout routines, and the latter have caused problems in connection with the latest updates of lualatex and TikZ. Besides, arXiv does not support lualatex.



documentclass{article}

usepackage{tikz-feynman}

begin{document}

begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (a) {$Phi_{aA}$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (b) {$Phi_{bB}$};

diagram* {(a) -- [fermion,edge label'={$b$}] (b)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}



begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (a) {$phi_{aA}$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (b) {$phi_{bB}$};

diagram* {(a) -- [charged boson,edge label'={$b$}] (b)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}



begin{tikzpicture} 

begin{feynman}

vertex (b) {$bB$}; 

vertex [right=3cm of a] (c) {$cC$};

path (b) -- (c) coordinate[midway] (v);

vertex[above=1.5cm of v] (a){$aA$};

diagram* {(b) -- [fermion,momentum'={$p$}] (v) -- [fermion,momentum'={$p-k$}]

(c),(v) -- [charged boson,momentum'={$k$}] (a)}; 

end{feynman}

end{tikzpicture}

end{document}


enter image description here



As I said, your blob diagrams contain unreadable elements.







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  • Just realized that the bs attached to the propagators should most likely be ps, and be attached to momentum arrows. You may tell whoever wrote the stuff on the blackboard to write ps in a way that they could be distinguished more easily from bs, and, what is probably more important, not to confuse arrows that indicate the charge flow with those indicating momentum flow. This is generally confusing, and will lead to inconsistencies in theories with Majorana fermions, say.

    – marmot
    Jan 20 at 17:09



















  • Just realized that the bs attached to the propagators should most likely be ps, and be attached to momentum arrows. You may tell whoever wrote the stuff on the blackboard to write ps in a way that they could be distinguished more easily from bs, and, what is probably more important, not to confuse arrows that indicate the charge flow with those indicating momentum flow. This is generally confusing, and will lead to inconsistencies in theories with Majorana fermions, say.

    – marmot
    Jan 20 at 17:09

















Just realized that the bs attached to the propagators should most likely be ps, and be attached to momentum arrows. You may tell whoever wrote the stuff on the blackboard to write ps in a way that they could be distinguished more easily from bs, and, what is probably more important, not to confuse arrows that indicate the charge flow with those indicating momentum flow. This is generally confusing, and will lead to inconsistencies in theories with Majorana fermions, say.

– marmot
Jan 20 at 17:09





Just realized that the bs attached to the propagators should most likely be ps, and be attached to momentum arrows. You may tell whoever wrote the stuff on the blackboard to write ps in a way that they could be distinguished more easily from bs, and, what is probably more important, not to confuse arrows that indicate the charge flow with those indicating momentum flow. This is generally confusing, and will lead to inconsistencies in theories with Majorana fermions, say.

– marmot
Jan 20 at 17:09


















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