The lagrangian in raw form (non-relevant terms have been set to zero):
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Remaining 'raw' quantites are put on arguments:
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Matrices are traced:
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![llld = (WriteString["stdout", "."] ; DiscardTerms[#, Retain -> {Particle[PseudoScalar[0] , RenormalizationState[0]] -> 1, Particle[PhiMeson , RenormalizationState[0]] -> 1}, CommutatorReduce -> False, Method -> Expand]) & /@ Expand[ll] ;](../HTMLFiles/index_417.gif)
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Indices are supplied:
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![llll = (WriteString["stdout", "."] ; # // IsoIndicesSupply // SUNReduce[#, FullReduce -> True] & // IndicesCleanup // NMExpand // CommutatorReduce[#, FullReduce -> True] & // Simplify) & /@ tmp // Simplify ;](../HTMLFiles/index_422.gif)
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The Feynman rule is calculated:
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