tikz-feynman: edge labels












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I would like to understand how can I label edges of diagrams as at this picture:
enter image description here



I assume that it possible to label vertices and than move each label, but I do not know how. Can anyone gives some suggestions?



What I tried: label each vertex



begin{feynman}
vertex (v1) {(cl)};
vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2) {(cl)};
vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3) {(cl)};
vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4) {(cl)};;
diagram*{(v1)--(v2), (v2)--[half left](v3)--[half left](v2),(v3)--(v4)};
end{feynman}


It is awful. Then, I have tried to label edges:



begin{feynman}
vertex (v1);
vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
diagram*{(v1)--[edge label={(cl quad)}](v2), (v2)--[half left,edge label={(cl quad cl)}](v3)--[half left,edge label={(cl quad cl)}](v2),(v3)--[edge label={(quad cl)}](v4)};
end{feynman}


It looks not so awful, but not perfect: labels are so far from edges.










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2















I would like to understand how can I label edges of diagrams as at this picture:
enter image description here



I assume that it possible to label vertices and than move each label, but I do not know how. Can anyone gives some suggestions?



What I tried: label each vertex



begin{feynman}
vertex (v1) {(cl)};
vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2) {(cl)};
vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3) {(cl)};
vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4) {(cl)};;
diagram*{(v1)--(v2), (v2)--[half left](v3)--[half left](v2),(v3)--(v4)};
end{feynman}


It is awful. Then, I have tried to label edges:



begin{feynman}
vertex (v1);
vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
diagram*{(v1)--[edge label={(cl quad)}](v2), (v2)--[half left,edge label={(cl quad cl)}](v3)--[half left,edge label={(cl quad cl)}](v2),(v3)--[edge label={(quad cl)}](v4)};
end{feynman}


It looks not so awful, but not perfect: labels are so far from edges.










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  • Could you please remove the green tick and give it to the user valerie? His answer is impeccable. Thank you.

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    1 hour ago














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I would like to understand how can I label edges of diagrams as at this picture:
enter image description here



I assume that it possible to label vertices and than move each label, but I do not know how. Can anyone gives some suggestions?



What I tried: label each vertex



begin{feynman}
vertex (v1) {(cl)};
vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2) {(cl)};
vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3) {(cl)};
vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4) {(cl)};;
diagram*{(v1)--(v2), (v2)--[half left](v3)--[half left](v2),(v3)--(v4)};
end{feynman}


It is awful. Then, I have tried to label edges:



begin{feynman}
vertex (v1);
vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
diagram*{(v1)--[edge label={(cl quad)}](v2), (v2)--[half left,edge label={(cl quad cl)}](v3)--[half left,edge label={(cl quad cl)}](v2),(v3)--[edge label={(quad cl)}](v4)};
end{feynman}


It looks not so awful, but not perfect: labels are so far from edges.










share|improve this question
















I would like to understand how can I label edges of diagrams as at this picture:
enter image description here



I assume that it possible to label vertices and than move each label, but I do not know how. Can anyone gives some suggestions?



What I tried: label each vertex



begin{feynman}
vertex (v1) {(cl)};
vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2) {(cl)};
vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3) {(cl)};
vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4) {(cl)};;
diagram*{(v1)--(v2), (v2)--[half left](v3)--[half left](v2),(v3)--(v4)};
end{feynman}


It is awful. Then, I have tried to label edges:



begin{feynman}
vertex (v1);
vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
diagram*{(v1)--[edge label={(cl quad)}](v2), (v2)--[half left,edge label={(cl quad cl)}](v3)--[half left,edge label={(cl quad cl)}](v2),(v3)--[edge label={(quad cl)}](v4)};
end{feynman}


It looks not so awful, but not perfect: labels are so far from edges.







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  • Could you please remove the green tick and give it to the user valerie? His answer is impeccable. Thank you.

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Could you please remove the green tick and give it to the user valerie? His answer is impeccable. Thank you.

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I have kept the same structure as you by eliminating your labels and I have inserted them manually using nodes.... (a) (b) .... with cartesian coordinates that have all small labels and are closer to the ellipse.



enter image description here



documentclass[tikz]{article}
usepackage{tikz-feynman}
tikzfeynmanset{compat=1.0.0}
begin{document}

begin{tikzpicture}
begin{feynman}
vertex (v1);
vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
diagram*{(v1)--[edge label={{}}](v2),
(v2)--[half left,edge label={}](v3)--[half left,edge label={}](v2),
(v3)--[edge label={}](v4)};
end{feynman}
node(a) at (.6,-.5) {small cl};
node(b) at (1.35,-.5) {small cl};
node(c) at (.6,.5) {small cl};
node(d) at (1.35,.5) {small cl};
node(e) at (-.11,.15) {small cl};
node(f) at (2.1,.15) {small cl};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}





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    Using hardcoded coordinates like node(a) at (.6,-.5) {small cl}; in tikz is a deadly sin, this will break as soon as you change the tiniest thing.




    • to move the labels on the horizontal lines to the start and end of the lines, use near start and near end


    • to move the labels around the circle closer to the line, reduce the inner sep


    • don't use inline math to make multi-letter things italic





    % !TeX TS-program = lualatex
    documentclass{article}
    usepackage{tikz-feynman}

    begin{document}

    begin{tikzpicture}
    begin{feynman}
    vertex (v1);
    vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
    vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
    vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
    diagram*{
    (v1)--[edge label={textit{cl}},near start](v2),
    (v2)--[half left,edge label={textit{clquad cl}},inner sep=1pt](v3)--[half left,edge label={textit{clquad cl}},inner sep=1pt](v2),
    (v3)--[edge label={textit{cl}},near end](v4)
    };
    end{feynman}
    end{tikzpicture}
    end{document}


    enter image description here





    Alternatively without any manual intervention, one can let tikz-feynman do it's job:



    % !TeX TS-program = lualatex
    documentclass{article}
    usepackage{tikz-feynman}

    begin{document}

    begin{tikzpicture}[inner sep=2pt]
    itshape
    begin{feynman}
    diagram[horizontal=a to f,small]{
    a--[edge label={cl},near start]b,
    b -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
    c -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
    d -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
    e -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
    b,
    d--[edge label={cl},near end]f
    };
    end{feynman}
    end{tikzpicture}

    end{document}


    enter image description here






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    I have kept the same structure as you by eliminating your labels and I have inserted them manually using nodes.... (a) (b) .... with cartesian coordinates that have all small labels and are closer to the ellipse.



    enter image description here



    documentclass[tikz]{article}
    usepackage{tikz-feynman}
    tikzfeynmanset{compat=1.0.0}
    begin{document}

    begin{tikzpicture}
    begin{feynman}
    vertex (v1);
    vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
    vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
    vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
    diagram*{(v1)--[edge label={{}}](v2),
    (v2)--[half left,edge label={}](v3)--[half left,edge label={}](v2),
    (v3)--[edge label={}](v4)};
    end{feynman}
    node(a) at (.6,-.5) {small cl};
    node(b) at (1.35,-.5) {small cl};
    node(c) at (.6,.5) {small cl};
    node(d) at (1.35,.5) {small cl};
    node(e) at (-.11,.15) {small cl};
    node(f) at (2.1,.15) {small cl};
    end{tikzpicture}
    end{document}





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      I have kept the same structure as you by eliminating your labels and I have inserted them manually using nodes.... (a) (b) .... with cartesian coordinates that have all small labels and are closer to the ellipse.



      enter image description here



      documentclass[tikz]{article}
      usepackage{tikz-feynman}
      tikzfeynmanset{compat=1.0.0}
      begin{document}

      begin{tikzpicture}
      begin{feynman}
      vertex (v1);
      vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
      vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
      vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
      diagram*{(v1)--[edge label={{}}](v2),
      (v2)--[half left,edge label={}](v3)--[half left,edge label={}](v2),
      (v3)--[edge label={}](v4)};
      end{feynman}
      node(a) at (.6,-.5) {small cl};
      node(b) at (1.35,-.5) {small cl};
      node(c) at (.6,.5) {small cl};
      node(d) at (1.35,.5) {small cl};
      node(e) at (-.11,.15) {small cl};
      node(f) at (2.1,.15) {small cl};
      end{tikzpicture}
      end{document}





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        I have kept the same structure as you by eliminating your labels and I have inserted them manually using nodes.... (a) (b) .... with cartesian coordinates that have all small labels and are closer to the ellipse.



        enter image description here



        documentclass[tikz]{article}
        usepackage{tikz-feynman}
        tikzfeynmanset{compat=1.0.0}
        begin{document}

        begin{tikzpicture}
        begin{feynman}
        vertex (v1);
        vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
        vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
        vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
        diagram*{(v1)--[edge label={{}}](v2),
        (v2)--[half left,edge label={}](v3)--[half left,edge label={}](v2),
        (v3)--[edge label={}](v4)};
        end{feynman}
        node(a) at (.6,-.5) {small cl};
        node(b) at (1.35,-.5) {small cl};
        node(c) at (.6,.5) {small cl};
        node(d) at (1.35,.5) {small cl};
        node(e) at (-.11,.15) {small cl};
        node(f) at (2.1,.15) {small cl};
        end{tikzpicture}
        end{document}





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        I have kept the same structure as you by eliminating your labels and I have inserted them manually using nodes.... (a) (b) .... with cartesian coordinates that have all small labels and are closer to the ellipse.



        enter image description here



        documentclass[tikz]{article}
        usepackage{tikz-feynman}
        tikzfeynmanset{compat=1.0.0}
        begin{document}

        begin{tikzpicture}
        begin{feynman}
        vertex (v1);
        vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
        vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
        vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
        diagram*{(v1)--[edge label={{}}](v2),
        (v2)--[half left,edge label={}](v3)--[half left,edge label={}](v2),
        (v3)--[edge label={}](v4)};
        end{feynman}
        node(a) at (.6,-.5) {small cl};
        node(b) at (1.35,-.5) {small cl};
        node(c) at (.6,.5) {small cl};
        node(d) at (1.35,.5) {small cl};
        node(e) at (-.11,.15) {small cl};
        node(f) at (2.1,.15) {small cl};
        end{tikzpicture}
        end{document}






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            Using hardcoded coordinates like node(a) at (.6,-.5) {small cl}; in tikz is a deadly sin, this will break as soon as you change the tiniest thing.




            • to move the labels on the horizontal lines to the start and end of the lines, use near start and near end


            • to move the labels around the circle closer to the line, reduce the inner sep


            • don't use inline math to make multi-letter things italic





            % !TeX TS-program = lualatex
            documentclass{article}
            usepackage{tikz-feynman}

            begin{document}

            begin{tikzpicture}
            begin{feynman}
            vertex (v1);
            vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
            vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
            vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
            diagram*{
            (v1)--[edge label={textit{cl}},near start](v2),
            (v2)--[half left,edge label={textit{clquad cl}},inner sep=1pt](v3)--[half left,edge label={textit{clquad cl}},inner sep=1pt](v2),
            (v3)--[edge label={textit{cl}},near end](v4)
            };
            end{feynman}
            end{tikzpicture}
            end{document}


            enter image description here





            Alternatively without any manual intervention, one can let tikz-feynman do it's job:



            % !TeX TS-program = lualatex
            documentclass{article}
            usepackage{tikz-feynman}

            begin{document}

            begin{tikzpicture}[inner sep=2pt]
            itshape
            begin{feynman}
            diagram[horizontal=a to f,small]{
            a--[edge label={cl},near start]b,
            b -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            c -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            d -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            e -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            b,
            d--[edge label={cl},near end]f
            };
            end{feynman}
            end{tikzpicture}

            end{document}


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer










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            • Very good (+1). I have given my little contribute. I hope I haven't made a deadly sin. After see the comment to the OP.

              – Sebastiano
              1 hour ago


















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            Using hardcoded coordinates like node(a) at (.6,-.5) {small cl}; in tikz is a deadly sin, this will break as soon as you change the tiniest thing.




            • to move the labels on the horizontal lines to the start and end of the lines, use near start and near end


            • to move the labels around the circle closer to the line, reduce the inner sep


            • don't use inline math to make multi-letter things italic





            % !TeX TS-program = lualatex
            documentclass{article}
            usepackage{tikz-feynman}

            begin{document}

            begin{tikzpicture}
            begin{feynman}
            vertex (v1);
            vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
            vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
            vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
            diagram*{
            (v1)--[edge label={textit{cl}},near start](v2),
            (v2)--[half left,edge label={textit{clquad cl}},inner sep=1pt](v3)--[half left,edge label={textit{clquad cl}},inner sep=1pt](v2),
            (v3)--[edge label={textit{cl}},near end](v4)
            };
            end{feynman}
            end{tikzpicture}
            end{document}


            enter image description here





            Alternatively without any manual intervention, one can let tikz-feynman do it's job:



            % !TeX TS-program = lualatex
            documentclass{article}
            usepackage{tikz-feynman}

            begin{document}

            begin{tikzpicture}[inner sep=2pt]
            itshape
            begin{feynman}
            diagram[horizontal=a to f,small]{
            a--[edge label={cl},near start]b,
            b -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            c -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            d -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            e -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            b,
            d--[edge label={cl},near end]f
            };
            end{feynman}
            end{tikzpicture}

            end{document}


            enter image description here






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            • Very good (+1). I have given my little contribute. I hope I haven't made a deadly sin. After see the comment to the OP.

              – Sebastiano
              1 hour ago
















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            Using hardcoded coordinates like node(a) at (.6,-.5) {small cl}; in tikz is a deadly sin, this will break as soon as you change the tiniest thing.




            • to move the labels on the horizontal lines to the start and end of the lines, use near start and near end


            • to move the labels around the circle closer to the line, reduce the inner sep


            • don't use inline math to make multi-letter things italic





            % !TeX TS-program = lualatex
            documentclass{article}
            usepackage{tikz-feynman}

            begin{document}

            begin{tikzpicture}
            begin{feynman}
            vertex (v1);
            vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
            vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
            vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
            diagram*{
            (v1)--[edge label={textit{cl}},near start](v2),
            (v2)--[half left,edge label={textit{clquad cl}},inner sep=1pt](v3)--[half left,edge label={textit{clquad cl}},inner sep=1pt](v2),
            (v3)--[edge label={textit{cl}},near end](v4)
            };
            end{feynman}
            end{tikzpicture}
            end{document}


            enter image description here





            Alternatively without any manual intervention, one can let tikz-feynman do it's job:



            % !TeX TS-program = lualatex
            documentclass{article}
            usepackage{tikz-feynman}

            begin{document}

            begin{tikzpicture}[inner sep=2pt]
            itshape
            begin{feynman}
            diagram[horizontal=a to f,small]{
            a--[edge label={cl},near start]b,
            b -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            c -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            d -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            e -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            b,
            d--[edge label={cl},near end]f
            };
            end{feynman}
            end{tikzpicture}

            end{document}


            enter image description here






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            Using hardcoded coordinates like node(a) at (.6,-.5) {small cl}; in tikz is a deadly sin, this will break as soon as you change the tiniest thing.




            • to move the labels on the horizontal lines to the start and end of the lines, use near start and near end


            • to move the labels around the circle closer to the line, reduce the inner sep


            • don't use inline math to make multi-letter things italic





            % !TeX TS-program = lualatex
            documentclass{article}
            usepackage{tikz-feynman}

            begin{document}

            begin{tikzpicture}
            begin{feynman}
            vertex (v1);
            vertex[right=0.5cm of v1] (v2);
            vertex[right=1cm of v2] (v3);
            vertex[right=0.5cm of v3] (v4);
            diagram*{
            (v1)--[edge label={textit{cl}},near start](v2),
            (v2)--[half left,edge label={textit{clquad cl}},inner sep=1pt](v3)--[half left,edge label={textit{clquad cl}},inner sep=1pt](v2),
            (v3)--[edge label={textit{cl}},near end](v4)
            };
            end{feynman}
            end{tikzpicture}
            end{document}


            enter image description here





            Alternatively without any manual intervention, one can let tikz-feynman do it's job:



            % !TeX TS-program = lualatex
            documentclass{article}
            usepackage{tikz-feynman}

            begin{document}

            begin{tikzpicture}[inner sep=2pt]
            itshape
            begin{feynman}
            diagram[horizontal=a to f,small]{
            a--[edge label={cl},near start]b,
            b -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            c -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            d -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            e -- [quarter right,edge label'={cl}]
            b,
            d--[edge label={cl},near end]f
            };
            end{feynman}
            end{tikzpicture}

            end{document}


            enter image description here







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            Very good (+1). I have given my little contribute. I hope I haven't made a deadly sin. After see the comment to the OP.

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            Very good (+1). I have given my little contribute. I hope I haven't made a deadly sin. After see the comment to the OP.

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