Application for drawing Feynman diagrams

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Users are seeking software for easily drawing Feynman diagrams, with FeynMF being noted for high-quality output despite not being a Windows application. JaxoDraw is recommended as a Windows-compatible option, requiring Java Runtime for installation. The Axodraw package is also suggested, as it is based on JaxoDraw and offers LaTeX compatibility. Additionally, FeynArts is mentioned for Mathematica users, while ROOT provides a class for diagram creation. Overall, several tools are available, but the search continues for user-friendly applications specifically for Windows.
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Hi,
I'm seeking for a software, witch will alow me to easily draw Feynman diagrams.
I have currently found:

FeynMF: LaTeX package. Not very nice to use, but very good quality diagrams
FeynmanDraw: Very primitive WIN software. Not fine diagrams.
FeynDiagram: C++ source for drawing. Complicated and not so fine diagrams.

Meanwhile the best is FeynMF, althouth it is NOT a WIN application.

Isn't it any good WIN application for frawing fine Feynman diagrams ?

(Please, do not mention Photoshop, Paintshop and etc.)
 
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you can use jaxodraw which is a win application for drawing feynman diagrams.
before using that u shoud have installed javaruntime on your system.
http://jaxodraw.sourceforge.net/download/pkgs/jaxodraw-2.0-1_bin.tar.gz"
 
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6 years old thread :)
 
Now it's up again, I'm also quite curious: are there decent, easy-to-use Feynman diagram applications for LaTeX?
 
haushofer said:
Now it's up again, I'm also quite curious: are there decent, easy-to-use Feynman diagram applications for LaTeX?

just try the axodraw package http://www.nikhef.nl/~t68/axodraw/

this is what jaxodraw is based on!

If you have mathematica, you can use FeynArts

If you have ROOT, there is such class which you can use
 
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