Neutrinos interact with photon in "level tree"?

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i found reading the possible interaction of neutrinos with photons to not "level tree", what's the meaning of level tree? and how is that posibble ?
 
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Tree level, not level tree.
It means without loops in a Feynman diagram. A tree does not have loops.
 

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