2 5 76 Lagrangian This table contains interaction vertexes. The first four fields (A1,A2,A3,A4) are the names of the interacting particles. These fields must contain particle names in CompHEP notation. A4 may be empty. The last two fields 'Factor' and 'LorentzPart' define the vertex itself. Let S be the action, then dS -------------------------------------------------------------- = 1/(2* pi)^4 dA1(p1,[m1]) dA2(p2,[m2]) dA3(p3,[m3]) [dA4(p4,[m4])/(2*pi)^4] *delta(p1+p2+p3 [+p4])*[gamma_0]*Color_Structure*Factor*LorentzPart Here 'p' and 'm' denote 4-momenta and Lorentz indexes. The brackets [] are used to mark the optional parts of the expression. So terms containing A4,p4,m4 appear for the case of four particle interaction vertex only. For the case of anticommuting fields the RIGHT derivatives are assumed. The gamma_0 term appears in a vertex with fermion fields. 'Factor' must be a rational monomial constructed from the model identifiers, integer numbers and imaginary unit. The 'LorentzPart' must be a tensor or Dirac gamma-matrix expression. Coefficients of this expression are polynomials of the model identifiers and scalar products of momenta. To construct the scalar product we use the dot "." symbol. The division '/' operation in the 'LorentzPart' is forbidden. It must be moved to the 'Factor' field. To build a tensor expression you can construct the following expressions by means of the dot product: m1.m2 - the metric tensor; p2.m4 - momentum component. To build a Dirac gamma-matrix with index 'm' we use symbol G(m). G(p) denotes the Lorentz product of the gamma matrices with the 4-momentum. The gamma_5 matrix is denoted by G5. The 'ColorStructure' is substituted by CompHEP automatically. For a colorless particle vertex it is equal to 1. For (3x3-bar) and for (8x8) vertex the Kroneker delta is substituted. If CompHEP meets vertex with three particles in adjoint representation (8x8x8), it substitutes i*f(a1,a2,a3), where f represents a structure constant of SU(3). For (3x3-barx8) vertex CompHEP substitutes the Gell-Mann lambda matrices lambda(i-bar,i,a)/2 See Manual for details.