Remarks on $n$-dimensional Feynman diagrams, for example, which will appear in M-theory and in F-theory

TL;DR

This paper discusses the properties of n-dimensional Feynman diagrams, highlighting differences from lower-dimensional cases, with implications for theories like M-theory and F-theory.

Contribution

It provides insights into the features of n-dimensional Feynman diagrams, emphasizing their distinctions from 1- and 2-dimensional cases, relevant for advanced theoretical physics.

Findings

Differences between n-dimensional and lower-dimensional Feynman diagrams

Implications for M-theory and F-theory

Remarks on features of n-dimensional diagrams

Abstract

We state some remarks on `$n$-dimensional Feynman diagrams' ($n\in\N$). There are different features between in the case of $n$-dimensional Feynman diagrams($n\geqq3$) and in the 1-, 2-dimensional case.