Intuitive diagrams for Feynman diagram

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I did not find wikipedia article to be quiet intuitive.
Any online sources or your own descriptions.
I would be greatful.
 
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i meant to say, intuitive descriptions for feynmen diagram.
 
I would recommend Mattuck's "A Guide to Feynman Diagrams in the Many-Body Problem". It is a Dover book, so it is quite inexpensive to get. The first couple of chapters are quite accessible and gives a clear idea on the application of Feynman diagrams.

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i am non US. And books are quiet inaccessable.
Online sources would be more helpful.
 
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