Recent questions in Quantum Electrodynamics 1

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In the Casimir effect, the two plates are pushed together by virtual particle pressures. The Casimir force equation says that as distance decreases, the outside force increases drastically. why don't we observe this?

asked Jan 11, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by RadiantHorizon

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Can you explain quantum electrodynamics to me?

asked Jan 10, 2023 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by Sjr120

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Is QED completely specified once the electron mass and charge are both measured?

asked Nov 12, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by Pat Wilkinson

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What was Einstein's point of view according to QED?

asked Oct 20, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by STGO

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What is the Schrödinger equation in QED?

asked Oct 20, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by George dovey

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What is Quantum Electrodynamics?

asked Oct 16, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by wishingtree

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Can time-symmetry be used for Noether's theorem?

asked Oct 15, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by SeraphicMystic

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Why do light reflect against things?

asked Oct 14, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by limestone cowboy

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Are electron fields and photon fields part of the same field in QED?

asked Oct 14, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by excusecore (2.3k points)

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Why don't electrons repel each other? Explain it by quantum theory.

asked Oct 14, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by DUDE123

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Is it weird that I find quantum mechanics easier than electrodynamics? QM has a very nice flow to it but EM misses that (at least for me). What can I do to get better at EM?

asked Oct 13, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by LunarFlare

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Is it true that QED predicts the results of simple laboratory experiments only, and not necessarily the complex physical phenomena?

asked Oct 13, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by detrtcx

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Quantum electrodynamics is often said to be the most precise scientific theory ever tested, but shouldn't all aspects of the standard model, not just QED, provide equally precise predictions until you reach the Planck scale?

asked Oct 13, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by Vim Parmar

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What is light in quantum mechanics?

asked Sep 17, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by havent got a clue

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How do the principles of QED and relativity explain the behavior of particles at the quantum scale?

asked Sep 13, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by DanielKniights

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Why are diamonds transparent?

asked Sep 12, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by jody05 (3.0k points)

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In quantum mechanics, are alpha particles considered as particles in "true" bound state?

asked Sep 10, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by john elliott1

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According to quantum mechanics, is there non-zero probabilty an atom to be found in (almost) every place in the Universe?

asked Aug 20, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by Matt J

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Is all matter made of electromagnetic radiation if we look closely enough?

asked Aug 15, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by StellarAlchemy

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How does quantum field theory predict the electromagnetic force?

asked Aug 14, 2022 in Quantum Electrodynamics 1 by NovaMystic

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