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rogerl
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Pls. answer in the simplest and the most intuitive way.
1. What is the reason our quantum field theory needs perturbative approach. Is it because in the concept of fields, there is an infinite number of freedom in the oscillations of the virtual particles, or is it because the field is infinitely close to one another?
2. Classical field theory needs perturbative approach too. How does it differ to quantum field theory?
3. Some said we use perturbative approximation because we haven't encountered the right theory yet. Why. Would the final right QFT version no longer use perturbation? How would this occur?
1. What is the reason our quantum field theory needs perturbative approach. Is it because in the concept of fields, there is an infinite number of freedom in the oscillations of the virtual particles, or is it because the field is infinitely close to one another?
2. Classical field theory needs perturbative approach too. How does it differ to quantum field theory?
3. Some said we use perturbative approximation because we haven't encountered the right theory yet. Why. Would the final right QFT version no longer use perturbation? How would this occur?