FlagellumDei
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Self-explaining question... Thanks.
The discussion revolves around the benefits and contexts of using quark diagrams in particle physics, particularly in relation to Feynman diagrams. Participants explore the distinctions and potential advantages of quark diagrams, as well as their applicability in various scenarios.
The discussion contains multiple competing views regarding the relationship between quark diagrams and Feynman diagrams, and the benefits of using quark diagrams remain unresolved.
Participants express uncertainty about the definitions and contexts of quark diagrams versus Feynman diagrams, indicating a need for further clarification on their respective roles in particle physics.
malawi_glenn said:in which context?
FlagellumDei said:As an alternative to Feynman diagrams (?), or so I heard...
It doesn't sound ok, right?
malawi_glenn said:no then it just means a feynman diagram "on quark level" eg. beta decay
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