Axodraw is a style file for LaTeX. It allows the user to make simple graphics inside the LaTeX file. This can be very handy as it avoids a proliferation of files when many small figures are needed. The graphics are particularly useful for Feynman graphs, flow charts, histograms and simple graphs. The current version uses LaTeX2e. The only difference with the old LaTeX version is in the first two lines of axoman.tex and color.tex (documentstyle vs documentclass+usepackage)

The manual is given in the paper:

J.A.M. Vermaseren: "Axodraw", Comp. Phys. Comm. 83:45-58, 1994

Since then there has been an update allowing the use of colors and the addition of a number of triangle commands (ETri,BTri,GTri and CTri).

The current version dates from 2-oct-2003. Includes some bug fixes.

An important new initiative is JaxoDraw : an interactive Java interface. The various files are:

axodraw.sty : (52 Kb) The style file.

axodraw.h.gz : (8 Kb) the gzipped version of axodraw.sty.

axoman.tex : (48 Kb) The LaTeX sources of an updated version of the paper. Note that it uses axodraw.sty.

axoman.tex.gz : (10 Kb) The gzipped version of axodraw.tex.

axoman.ps : (212 Kb) The postscript file of the paper.

axoman.ps.gz : (72 Kb) The gzipped postscript file of the paper.

color.tex : (2 Kb) A sample program to print out a sheet with the various colors.