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Butquantumfieldtheorytells us that there is now no way at all whereby the fields can be evacuated from a chamber.
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When does aquantumfieldtheorydescribe particles?
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We denote the quantum ground state of the vacuum inquantumfieldtheoryby the state vector 60.
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Indeed, this is the route that (special-)relativisticquantumfieldtheoryhas taken.
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From the physicist's point of view, topologicalquantumfieldtheoryis believed by many researchers to be relevant for quantum gravity.
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Is it possible to retain the classical vacuum even inquantumfieldtheory?
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The case is different inquantumfieldtheory.
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For instance, the authors reverse some of the applications of maps to get new tools for map enumeration (includingquantumfieldtheoryin relation to matrix integrals and map enumeration).
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We will show, in particular, how its epistemological position has changed from being just a 'tool' to being the basis of definition for objects inquantumfieldtheory.
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More recently,quantumfieldtheory, which is the theory of elementary particles, is mostly perturbative, and certainly its most spectacular successes are down to perturbation theory.
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Attacking the problem at the perturbative level led to the modernquantumfieldtheory, and to one of the most exciting pieces of twentieth century science.
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Quantumfieldtheorygives us a very different picture of the vacuum than that given to us by classical physics.
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Like quantum electrodynamics andquantumfieldtheory, they were considered somewhat lofty, not the solid business of the ordinary nuclear researcher as understood by the contemporary no-joke type of physicist.
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He investigatesquantumfieldtheory, especially algebraicquantumfieldtheory.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.For this reason, the terms are often used interchangeably in the context ofquantumfieldtheory, even though the scale symmetry is larger.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In the path integral formulation ofquantumfieldtheory, these auxiliary functions are commonly referred to as source fields.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.These states are described using the formalism ofquantumfieldtheory, but some phenomena are difficult to explain using standard field theoretic techniques.
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