Generating Amplitude for Mu to e Gamma Process with FeynArts | Tips & Tricks"

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In summary, the purpose of generating amplitude for the Mu to e Gamma process with FeynArts is to calculate the probability of this process occurring in a particle interaction. FeynArts is a software package that automates the calculation of Feynman diagrams, making it easier to generate the amplitude. The key factors affecting the amplitude for this process are coupling constants, momentum and energy of particles, and particle properties. FeynArts can also be used for other processes besides Mu to e Gamma, as it is a versatile tool for theoretical physicists. Some tips and tricks for using FeynArts include utilizing symmetry properties, built-in functions, and advanced features such as loop corrections and higher-order diagrams.
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Hi all,

Does anybody work with FeynArts? I try to generate the amplitude of ## \mu \to e \gamma ## process by :

tops = CreateTopologies[1, 1 -> 2]
ins = InsertFields[tops, F[2, {2}] -> {F[2, {1}], V[1]}]

But when I type:
Paint[ins]

it returns

out[] FeynArtsGraphics[{"\\mu"} -> {"e", "\\gamma"}][]

and doesn't generate the amplitude .. what should I add ?

Regards,
S.
 
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what model did you use? SM? in the SM, there is no this kind of vertex because of lepton flavor conservation.
If you want to generate it, at first, u should modify the model file in FeynArts
 

Related to Generating Amplitude for Mu to e Gamma Process with FeynArts | Tips & Tricks"

1. What is the purpose of generating amplitude for the Mu to e Gamma process with FeynArts?

The purpose is to calculate the probability of the Mu to e Gamma process occurring in a particle interaction, which is essential for understanding the underlying physics.

2. How does FeynArts help in generating amplitude for the Mu to e Gamma process?

FeynArts is a software package that automates the tedious process of calculating Feynman diagrams for particle interactions. It helps in generating the amplitude by providing a user-friendly interface and powerful algorithms for efficient calculation.

3. What are the key factors that affect the amplitude for the Mu to e Gamma process?

The key factors include the coupling constants, momentum and energy of the particles involved, and the properties of the particles themselves (e.g. mass, spin, charge).

4. Can FeynArts be used for other processes besides Mu to e Gamma?

Yes, FeynArts can be used for a wide range of particle interactions, including those involving different particles and coupling constants. It is a versatile tool for theoretical physicists and can be easily adapted to different scenarios.

5. Are there any tips or tricks for using FeynArts to generate amplitude for the Mu to e Gamma process?

Some tips and tricks include using symmetry properties to reduce the number of diagrams to be calculated, utilizing built-in functions for common calculations, and utilizing the package's advanced features such as loop corrections and higher-order diagrams.

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