Feynman Diagrams
Feynman Diagrams are graphical representations of the interactions of elementary particles. They are a method of visualising and calculating the effects of electromagnetic interactions among particles and are used to depict all types of particle interactions.
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Key terms in this lesson
- Photon
- A discrete packet, or quantum, of electromagnetic energy.
- Exchange particle
- A particle exchanged between interacting particles that carries a fundamental force; also called a force carrier.
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- The W Boson
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