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Pictures

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**Figure 6.1:** Example of the CompHEP menu

**Figure 6.2:** Example of the *Fortran* menu
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**Figure 6.3:** Example of the CompHEP tables
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**Figure 6.4:** Example of the CompHEP diagram images
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**Figure 6.5:** Menu scheme for the symbolic session
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**Figure 6.6:** Example of the process input
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**Figure 6.7:** Example of the plot image
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**Figure 6.8:** Menu scheme for the numerical session
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**Figure 6.9:** Representation of results for 1-2 processes
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**Figure 6.10:** Plot for a 2-2 process
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**Figure 6.11:** Example of pseudo-graphic diagram image
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**Figure 6.12:** Ghost diagrams
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**Figure 6.13:** Splitting of four-gluon vertex
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**Figure 6.14:** Example of process with the pole cancellation.
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