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English: Feynman diagrams for the fundamental couplings of the strong interaction.
Deutsch: fundamentalen Kopplungsmöglichkeiten der starken Wechselwirkung, a) Abstrahlung eines Gluons, b) Aufspaltung eines Gluons c) ,d) „Selbstkopplung“ der Gluonen.]] |
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| Author | Aurélian John-Herpin |
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| current | 21:02, 20 October 2024 | | 600 × 170 (19 KB) | wikimediacommons>Dieringer63 | The direction of the arrow in the left upper corner needs to be changed. The direction was right in the first version of the file uploaded by user Aurelianjh (2014-03-25), but it was erroneously turned in the 2 versions uploaded by user Mrmw on 2020-05-10. I got the hint from prof. Emmerich Kneringer at the university of Innsbruck ( https://www.uibk.ac.at/sp-physik/research-groups/e_kneringer.html ). |
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