1.) (5 points per part) For each part draw a Feynman diagram that illustrates the given...

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1.) (5 points per part) For each part draw a Feynman diagram that illustrates the given process. Unless otherwise noted, your diagram must be tree-level. Use the fundamental interaction that is primarily responsible for the reaction in question. a.) Ke+ + Ve b.) A pe + e + c.) *0 E ++ d.) VeVe + VT e.) En+. Your diagram should have four vertices and may include loops. This process has AS +2. Such processes are heavily suppressed, so suppressed that we normally say that they are not allowed. 1.) (5 points per part) For each part draw a Feynman diagram that illustrates the given process. Unless otherwise noted, your diagram must be tree-level. Use the fundamental interaction that is primarily responsible for the reaction in question. a.) Ke+ + Ve b.) A pe + e + c.) *0 E ++ d.) VeVe + VT e.) En+. Your diagram should have four vertices and may include loops. This process has AS +2. Such processes are heavily suppressed, so suppressed that we normally say that they are not allowed.