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Is there an on-line list of all possible Feynman diagrams for all the known particles?
The discussion revolves around the existence of a comprehensive list of Feynman diagrams for all known particles, exploring the implications of infinite interactions and the complexity of particle interactions in quantum field theory.
Participants express differing views on the possibility of creating a complete list of Feynman diagrams, with some emphasizing the infinite nature of interactions while others focus on specific examples of particle interactions. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the existence of such lists.
Participants highlight limitations in the discussion, including the dependence on definitions of interactions and the implications of conservation laws in particle physics.
friend said:Is there an on-line list of all possible Feynman diagrams for all the known particles?
Similar question,ZapperZ said:There are an infinite number of interactions, so how can there be such a list? Even for ONE, particle, there can be an infinite sum of higher-order self-energy interactions, meaning you have an infinite number of Feynman diagrams representing each term.
This is a puzzling question.
Zz.
BasicMinus said:Similar question,
Is there a list, taking the known elementary particles and know Forces showing the know pathways of making composite and elementary particles?
for example. p -> n + e- + electron neutrino by a W+.