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hello, I was wondering what caused quantum fluctuations within an electromagnetic field as i recently accepted that there are no virtual particles what causes the energy to fluctuate. here the quantum fluctuations are said to be caused by virtual particles. essentially I'm asking for an...

[FONT=UICTFontTextStyleBody] I would like to appologies firstly for being so defensive and blocking out the obvious when i should have accepted the answers you provided seeing that they are more reasonable. Secondly THANK YOU. I guess i was looking for the answer that coincided with the...

I feel as though I was not specific. My previous thread was asking if virtual particles exist in a way that that can interact with other particles. The Casimir effect says it can as well as supports itself with the ability to calculate the output using F=(πhc/480L^4)A .When i said "i may have...

I have studied that thread extensivly (it's my thread) but i was not able to conclude an answer as to if they can appear without there antimatter/matter counter parts

[FONT=UICTFontTextStyleBody]Hello, I was curiose as to if it is possible for a virtual particle to appear without its anti-mater/matter counter part. I posted a thread before asking about the existence and untimatly the "realness" of virtual particles. I concluded that they are real from the...

[FONT=UICTFontTextStyleBody]Hello, My question is the bottom paragraph and the first is a VERY detailed description of my scenario. I'm a grade 11 student getting around a 70% in physics. I really love physics in particular quantum mechanics but I make a lot of stupid mistakes (most...

Hello, my question is a bit broad but it is as follows; when a particle is in superposition do any laws affect or limit the possibilities for that particle. An example would be if a particle is observed in space then during another instant it is not observed will that particle be at the edge of...

Ok thank you for the responses it helped a lot!

Hello, My question on virtual particles is quite simple but I cannot find an answer. Are virtual particles just a filler for math or do they actually come into existence?