AmplitudeRender

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`AmplitudeRender`

class AmplitudeRender

A rendered amplitude collection retaining its configured diagram snapshots.

Examples

from symbolica.community import hepkit as hep
process = hep.Model.phi4().process(["phi", "phi"], ["phi", "phi"])
amplitude = hep.Amplitude(process.generate_diagrams().diagrams)
drawing = amplitude.render(max_diagrams=None)

Attributes

Name	Description
`diagrams`	Rendered diagram snapshots in contribution order, bounded by max_diagrams.

`diagrams`

AmplitudeRender.diagrams: builtins.list[DiagramRender]

Rendered diagram snapshots in contribution order, bounded by max_diagrams.

Examples

Using the setup in the AmplitudeRender class example:

svg = drawing.diagrams[0].to_svg()

Methods

Name	Description
`__repr__`	Summarize the number of rendered contributions in text-only frontends.
`_mime_`	Display the configured collection in Marimo.
`_repr_html_`	Display the configured collection in IPython and Jupyter.
`to_html`	Export the configured collection as interactive notebook HTML.

`repr`

AmplitudeRender.__repr__() -> builtins.str

Summarize the number of rendered contributions in text-only frontends.

Examples

Using the setup in the AmplitudeRender class example:

text = repr(drawing)

`_mime_`

AmplitudeRender._mime_() -> tuple[builtins.str, builtins.str]

Display the configured collection in Marimo.

Examples

Using the setup in the AmplitudeRender class example:

import marimo as mo
mo.as_html(drawing)

`_repr_html_`

AmplitudeRender._repr_html_() -> builtins.str

Display the configured collection in IPython and Jupyter.

Examples

Using the setup in the AmplitudeRender class example:

from IPython.display import display
display(drawing)

`to_html`

AmplitudeRender.to_html() -> builtins.str

Export the configured collection as interactive notebook HTML.

Examples

Using the setup in the AmplitudeRender class example:

html = drawing.to_html()