Question on spin-zero Feynman rules

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Hi everyone. I have a very silly question. What is the Feynman rule for external legs of spin-zero boson? Is it just to multply by 1?

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yes. Look in Maggiore "Modern introduction in QFT" or Greiner "Field Quantization".
 
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