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Jouleand
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So I am trying to draw Feynman diagrams for the following reaction:
K- → μ- + (νμ) (anti muon neutrino, not very skilled at typing symbols sorry).
And I have the strange quark and the anti-up quark colliding to produce the muon and anti-muon neutrino via a W- boson. I'm not sure if this is right but it seems to be the most logical way to draw the diagram, could someone please verify if I am using the correct feynman diagram and potentially explain how the strange and anti-up quark produce a W-boson?
K- → μ- + (νμ) (anti muon neutrino, not very skilled at typing symbols sorry).
And I have the strange quark and the anti-up quark colliding to produce the muon and anti-muon neutrino via a W- boson. I'm not sure if this is right but it seems to be the most logical way to draw the diagram, could someone please verify if I am using the correct feynman diagram and potentially explain how the strange and anti-up quark produce a W-boson?