Recent questions in Quantum Electrodynamics 1

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How does an electron actually emit photons from nothing?

asked Apr 12, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by Tracy C

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How do you prove that virtual particles have the same spin and charge as their corresponding real particles?

asked Apr 10, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by Edtreff

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Why can we calculate the mass of the proton, but not the electron?

asked Mar 20, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by Switcher

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If fundamental particles are merely excitations of fields, can one fundamental field create two fundamental particles (e.g., one electron field creates two electrons)?

asked Mar 20, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by fil

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Where does the virtual photon come from when 2 electrons repel each other in a Feynman diagram?

asked Mar 19, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by NovaDreamer

+61 votes

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What are the problems with Quantum Field Theory (QFT) which would make physicists reject it, either in total or in part?

asked Mar 18, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by NovaPulse

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How can parity not be conserved in physics? What is the understanding of why physics is not symmetric to parity?

asked Mar 16, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by David Summers

+14 votes

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How much money did Oprah make when she sold her Gustav Klimt painting for $150 million?

asked Mar 16, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by sambuca

+307 votes

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How would you describe the quantum electrodynamics of electrons flowing through a conductor in AC?

asked Mar 15, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by AnotherTopJob

+237 votes

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In the two-slit experiment with molecules, does the molecule somehow go through "both of the slits" or it kind of "spreads out" going through one definite slit?

asked Mar 14, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by DilogGroup

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How many photons does an electron produce in one second? If electrons differ in their production of photons, what is the distribution of the numbers of photons?

asked Mar 13, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by Adzee

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How do the principles of QED and relativity explain the behavior of particles at the quantum scale and the functioning of neural networks in AI?

asked Mar 12, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by SolarisSculptor (2.9k points)

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What's different between quantum electrodynamics and quantum chromodynamics?

asked Mar 11, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by NewMaldenBoy

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Is the theory of Quantum Electrodynamics (QED) more relevant to the world than String Theory?

asked Feb 19, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by terrymac

+270 votes

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Does QED (quantum electrodynamics) describe wave functions as transverse waves, compression waves, fluctuating spherical bulges, or waves that oscillate from their respective fields into a non-spatial dimensions (or other fields)?

asked Feb 18, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by SolarisNova

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Are the Feynman rules for QED correct, or do they need to be rewritten to include gravity? Since we cannot in nature isolate nuclear and qed processes from the gravitational interaction, should we expect wrong probability amplitudes from QFT?

asked Feb 18, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by CelestialVortex

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How can you make yourself more attractive to women?

asked Feb 18, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by nffc

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What are the equations of quantum physics interaction?

asked Feb 17, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by TY91

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Is there any non-empirical (purely theoretical) reason to believe that the principle of least/stationary action is universally true (e.g. it has been for assumed to be true in Feynmann's infinite path integral, when constant speed of light wasn't)?

asked Feb 16, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by teamdiy

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Which branch of quantum mechanics has undergone the most experimental tests successfully, e.g., quantum chromodynamics, quantum electrodynamics, etc.?

asked Feb 16, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by Jonathan Stretch

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