# Feynman diagram: overlapping momenta and arrows

I have the following piece of code:

\documentclass[11pt]{article}
\usepackage{tikZ-feynman}
\use[ackage{amsmath}
\begin{document}

\feynmandiagram
[horizontal=d to f1] {
% Draw the top and bottom lines
i1 [particle=$$\nu$$] -- [draw=none] a  ,
i2 [particle=$$\mu$$] -- [draw=none] c-- [fermion, momentum'=$$q\mathord-p_2$$] d,
d -- [fermion, momentum'=$$q\mathord+p_1$$] a,
d --[scalar, momentum'=$${p_1\mathord+p_2}$$] f1,
i2 -- [gluon, momentum'=$$k_2$$] a,
i1 -- [gluon, momentum'=$$k_1$$] c,
i1 -- [draw=none] i2,
% Draw the two internal fermion lines
{ [  same layer
] a -- [fermion, momentum'=$$l$$] c },
{ %[  same layer] b -- [anti fermion,edge label=$$\nu_{\mu}$$] d
}
};

\end{document}


But on my end I get this:

The shape is clearly not ideal. That aside, I would like to display the momentum $l$ on the other side of the propagator, and disentangle the mess that is the momenta of $k_1$ and $k_2$.

• Could you make a mock-up of how you want the result to look (either by editing your screenshot in a bitmap graphics editor like MS Paint or by making a sketch on paper)? Otherwise good question, +1. – Marijn Aug 20 '19 at 21:26
• There is no need to use momentum' for all momenta. If you drop the prime, the momentum will be on the other side. If you do this for the l momentum (use \ell, please!) things look already less cramped, similarly for k_2. Then your document misses the \documentclass and the definition of \mo, and when one fixes these, the output looks very different, the gluons lines do not cross. Please provide a compilable code. – user194703 Aug 20 '19 at 22:24
• Please can you add a hand-drawing of your picture? – Sebastiano Sep 6 '20 at 9:52