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Good Mathematica package for computing Feynman graphs (resource request)?

I was wondering if anyone had any go-to Mathematica packages for computing higher-order Feynman graphs. Specifically ones that would allow me to construct higher spin fields like $h_{\mu\nu}$ and then ...
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2-particle irreducible (2PI) feynman diagrams

Let me preface this by saying that I'm not too code-savvy, which is probably why I need to ask this here. As a first step, I want to find a way to generate 2-particle irreducible (2PI) Feynman ...
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Feynman Two-Loop Integrals

Is there any reference suitable for a beginner that you recommend for learning two-loop integrals evaluation by hand (and/or some package) that you know of?
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Software packages for calculating Feynman diagrams [duplicate]

I am trying to calculate the two and three-loop divergences in a certain quantum field theory. This is beyond the domain where I can do anything by hand, and I would appreciate any recommendations ...
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Are there software for drawing Feynman diagrams easily? [duplicate]

I want to know if there softwares to draw Feynman diagrams easily.
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Is there a program or a website able to perform all Wick contractions for a given expression?

Imagine I have an expression of the type: $$\langle \phi_{x_1} \phi_{x_1} \phi_{x_2} \phi_{x_2} \phi_{z_1} \phi_{z_1} A_{z_1} \phi_{z_2} \phi_{z_2} A_{z_2} \phi_{z_3} \phi_{z_3} A_{z_3} \phi_{z_4} \...
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Latex tool for Feynman diagrams [duplicate]

Is there a tool for drawing Feynman diagrams that can be used to post these diagrams on physics stack exchange?
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Software for calculating Feynman Diagrams

Is there a software (open source preferred) where I would input something like "Ingoing: a fermion $(p1, s1)$ and a photon $(p2, s2)$. Output: A fermion $(k1, r1)$ and a photon $(k2, r2)$" and I would ...