How to run Madgraph to calculate Feynmann Diagram

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This discussion centers on troubleshooting the MadGraph software for calculating Feynman diagrams and cross sections in particle physics. The user encounters issues when attempting to run MadGraph via Python, specifically with the command "./bin/mg5_aMC", which results in an error. Additionally, the user experiences difficulties using the web edition of MadGraph to simulate the process "e+ e->a a" and obtain accurate results. The conversation highlights the importance of proper command execution and understanding the software interface.

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  • Familiarity with MadGraph software version 2.7.2 or later
  • Basic understanding of Python programming
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  • Experience with command-line interfaces for executing scripts
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Hello,
Now I am studying some software to analyze the scattering process,but when I download the Madgraph and Python,I can't enter the interface,now I tell you my operation,could you tell me where I am wrong?
First,open Python,File open (madgraph tutorial text).But how could I operate next?
When I input "./bin/mg5_aMC" in the Python interface and Enter,result in an error.How to correct?
Thank you very much.
 
Now,I try to use the web edition on http://madgraph.hep.uiuc.edu/
Input "e+ e->a a" which express positive and minus electrons convert into two photons,"submit",but why cann't I get a correct result on Feynman diagram and cross section?
 

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