Physics, asked by madhurajendra9328, 1 year ago

What does the arrow directions in feynman diagrams?

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Answered by Anonymous
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The arrows represent particle flow (or some people say, "flow of charge"). An arrow with time is a particle and an arrow against time is an anti-particle. Note that the e's do not have a plus or minus. That is the correct way to write a Feynman diagram...♡♡

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