Feynman rules for Entangled photons

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Quant said:
There is not such thing as Feynman rules.
Yes, there are. They just don't mean what your thread title implies that they mean, as @Demystifier pointed out in post #26.

Quant said:
If you think it is B level
We don't. That's the point. We think the questions you are asking are A level, but your level of knowledge is not. Your level of knowledge appears to be B level, and there is no useful answer we can give you at B level. The only useful feedback we can give you at B level is to increase your level of knowledge. Study textbooks that deal with path integrals for multiple-particle systems. Then you will be able to frame questions that we can usefully answer.

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