Different symmetries of a vertex of the same type. #361
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Hi, I don't think that nowadays much people (if any) write FeynArts models by hand. FeynRules is the way to go, even though it requires Cheers, |
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Deal all,
I am sorry in advance if this is not the right place for a question about FeynArts but would be grateful for any advice.
I have the following vertex (see the attached picture).

The first part of this vertex (first two lines) seems to be symmetric under exchange of two 2 vector mesons V or any two pions \pi. This means that I would like to have G[1] for the vertex in the generic file.
However, the third line (which comes from a different part of Lagrangian) is antisymmetric. In this case I would like to have G[-1] for the kinematic structures of this part.
Is it possible to combine these two parts within a single AnalyticalCoupling, or should they be represented in some different way?
Thank you!
Daniil
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