# Feynman Diagram Calculus [closed]

I need to calculate the transition probability of this process:

e- ----> photon+photon+ e-

Using the feynman rules I obtain the element:

$$\langle f|\Delta|i\rangle=\langle u^s(p)\epsilon_{\mu}\epsilon_{\nu}|(-i\lambda\gamma_{\mu})\dfrac{i(\not{p}+m)}{p^2-m^2+i\epsilon}(-i\lambda\gamma_{\nu})|u^s(p')\rangle$$

But i have no idea of how to continue.

I have seen a lot of webs and books but I can't find this process, ¿can someone help me?

Thank you all for your time.

## closed as off-topic by Ben Crowell, ZeroTheHero, Jon Custer, A.V.S., Kyle KanosFeb 10 at 12:29

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• Electrons don’t spontaneously emit photons. They only do this when interacting with another charge or passing through an electromagnetic field. – G. Smith Feb 6 at 17:29