Feynman diagrams serve as graphical representations of terms in mathematical expressions rather than direct measurement tools. Key concepts related to Feynman diagrams include branching ratios and cross-sections, which are derived from mathematical calculations rather than the diagrams themselves. Understanding these measurements requires a solid grasp of quantum field theory and the associated mathematical frameworks. Therefore, Feynman diagrams are essential for visualizing interactions but do not provide measurements directly.
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