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What is the smallest difference in wavelength measured for electromagnetic radiation?
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Do we have deterministic theory to explain partial reflection (not the probabilistic approach as explained by Feynman's QED where only probabilities can be estimated)?
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Is it possible to derive QED without taking the detour past classical and quantum mechanics?
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Which photon is more energetic, Indigo or Green?
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What is the law or a mechanism behind the principle of least action in physics, does fundamental physics have an explanation for the principle of least action?
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If in SR theory, the speed of quantum of light is constant, then why are the Lorentz laws of transformation needed?
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Feb 12, 2023
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Simon J
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Do EM (radio) waves have dimensions (width, height) beyond length? Is the answer dependent on what model is being used (Classical vs QED vs QM)?
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Feb 11, 2023
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Is there a current theory in quantum electrodynamics about universal flux, maybe the Casimir effect?
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Feb 11, 2023
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How accurate is quantum electrodynamics?
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Are both parts of 'Relativistic Quantum Theory' by Landau still valid or is it better to get a copy of 'Quantum Electrodynamics'?
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Phil the Decorator
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Is quantum tunneling scientifically proven? If so, then what are some examples?
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Jan 19, 2023
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How do photons (seen as particles) interact with electromagnetic fields? How can this be explained with Feynman diagrams and quantum electrodynamics theory?
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What is life like as a photon?
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How did Einstein's explanation of the photoelectric effect further quantum theory?
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Jan 17, 2023
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How can the wave function of a virtual photon emitted by an electron be affected by the wave function of a positron? How long does it take the wave function to 'detect' the positron? Is the wave function omnipotent, or does it have a speed?
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Jan 16, 2023
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Paul Coombs
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Can Maxwell's equations be derived from QED?
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If a photon is a quantum excitation in the electromagnetic field, does the measure between crests of that excitation match the specific wavelength of that photon?
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According to the standard model, each particle is an oscillation in a quantum field. There are different energies of photons. Similarly, can an excitation of the electron field have different levels?
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Jan 14, 2023
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We are often told that photons don't interact with other photons, so where does the Shapiro effect come from?
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Jan 12, 2023
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How does the concept of superposition in QED relate to the concept of spacetime in relativity and the ability of biological systems to process multiple inputs simultaneously?
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