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feynlag is a pure-SymPy Python library for extracting tree-level Feynman rules from BSM Lagrangians. It automates the pipeline from declaring fields/gauge groups all the way to UFO export (MadGraph-co
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feynlag is a pure-SymPy Python library for extracting tree-level Feynman rules from BSM Lagrangians. It automates the pipeline from declaring fields/gauge groups all the way to UFO export (MadGraph-compatible)
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Tree-level Feynman rules from Beyond-Standard-Model Lagrangians, in pure
SymPy.
You declare particle fields with their gauge and discrete-symmetry
representations, write the Lagrangian explicitly with library building blocks
(Dmu, dag, Bilinear), and feynlag takes it from there:Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Tree-level Feynman rules from Beyond-Standard-Model Lagrangians, in pure
SymPy.
You declare particle fields with their gauge and discrete-symmetry
representations, write the Lagrangian explicitly with library building blocks
(Dmu, dag, Bilinear), and feynlag takes it from there:Read the full README ↗