Thursday, 14 April 2016

field theory - Sign of Feynman rules with derivative couplings


Feynman rules for derivative couplings always make me confused. For example, the derivative in gVμϕ+μϕ will give you ±ipμ, where ± depends on whether the particle is outgoing or incoming.



I found "ipμ for incoming" in Peskin & Schroeder's QFT book, BUT I also found "ipμ for outgoing" in some other literature. So I'm wondering if the latter one is wrong. Or are they just in different conventions so that we can choose either of them?




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