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An Algorithm to Compute Born Scattering Amplitudes without Feynman Graphs

F. Caravaglios, M. Moretti

TL;DR

By exploiting the relation between Γ and the connected Green function generator, Z, a formula is provided which does not require the use of the Feynman graphs and it is suitable to implement a numerical routine.

Abstract

In this paper we suggest an {\it iterative} algorithm to compute automatically the scattering matrix elements of any given effective lagrangian, $Γ$. By exploiting the relation between $Γ$ and the connected Green function generator, $Z$, we provide a formula which does not require the use of the Feynman graphs and it is suitable to implement a numerical routine. By means of this algorithm we have built a relatively simple and fast fortran code which we have used to calculate, at the tree level, the rate of four fermion production at LEP I\negthinspace{I} (finding a very good agreement with previous calculation) with and without the emission of one observable photon.

An Algorithm to Compute Born Scattering Amplitudes without Feynman Graphs

TL;DR

By exploiting the relation between Γ and the connected Green function generator, Z, a formula is provided which does not require the use of the Feynman graphs and it is suitable to implement a numerical routine.

Abstract

In this paper we suggest an {\it iterative} algorithm to compute automatically the scattering matrix elements of any given effective lagrangian, . By exploiting the relation between and the connected Green function generator, , we provide a formula which does not require the use of the Feynman graphs and it is suitable to implement a numerical routine. By means of this algorithm we have built a relatively simple and fast fortran code which we have used to calculate, at the tree level, the rate of four fermion production at LEP I\negthinspace{I} (finding a very good agreement with previous calculation) with and without the emission of one observable photon.

Paper Structure

This paper contains 7 sections, 22 equations, 3 tables.