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=== Feynman rules === The diagrams are drawn according to the Feynman rules, which depend upon the interaction Lagrangian. For the [[Quantum electrodynamics|QED]] interaction Lagrangian :<math>L_v=-g\bar\psi\gamma^\mu\psi A_\mu</math> describing the interaction of a fermionic field {{mvar|Ο}} with a bosonic gauge field {{mvar|A<sub>ΞΌ</sub>}}, the Feynman rules can be formulated in coordinate space as follows: * Each integration coordinate {{mvar|x<sub>j</sub>}} is represented by a point (sometimes called a vertex); * A bosonic [[propagator]] is represented by a wiggly line connecting two points; * A fermionic propagator is represented by a solid line connecting two points; * A bosonic field <math>A_\mu(x_i)</math> is represented by a wiggly line attached to the point {{mvar|x<sub>i</sub>}}; * A fermionic field {{math|''Ο''(''x<sub>i</sub>'')}} is represented by a solid line attached to the point {{mvar|x<sub>i</sub>}} with an arrow toward the point; * An anti-fermionic field {{math|{{overline|''Ο''}}(''x<sub>i</sub>'')}} is represented by a solid line attached to the point {{mvar|x<sub>i</sub>}} with an arrow away from the point;
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