Feynman scattering necklace | gold vermeil vermeil thirty-three joints

thirty-three joints

Few symbols carry such weight in two completely separate scientific fields

Cyclosporine necklace | sterling silver

opposite properties

Anatomical variants are common

Feynman scattering necklace | gold vermeil vermeil thirty-three jointsFeynman scattering necklace gold vermeil A Feynman diagram on a chain, in 18K gold vermeil. The geometry is the simplest possible electron photon interaction: two incoming particles, an exchange, two outgoing particles. The diagram is the calculation, not just a drawing of it. The pendant carries that idea at 34 mm. The Science Behind the Scattering Diagram Richard Feynman introduced his diagrammatic notation for quantum electrodynamics in the late