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→About Feynman Diagrams
: '''Feynman diagrams''' have [[time]] on the [[y-axis]] and space on the [[z-axis]].
: '''Feynman diagrams''' are used to simplify complex equations used to represent [[Subatomic Particle|subatomic particle]] [[Fundamental Interactions|interactions]].
: [[Subatomic Particle|Particles]] with a high [[velocity]] are seen as having shallow [[gradient]]s on a '''Feynman diagram''' since they travel a large distance in space over a short duration of [[time]].
===Constructing a Feynman Diagram===
: '''Feynman Diagrams''' can be constructed from the equations representing a [[Subatomic Particle|particle]] [[Fundamental Interaction|interaction]].
: The [[Subatomic Particle|particles]] at the start of the [[Nuclear Equation|equation]] are written at the bottom of the '''Feynman diagram''' while the [[product]]s are written at the top.
===Examples===