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A classical electromagnetic field requires you to know how far away from the source of the field you are, if this requirement is carried over to QED, how is the EM field of a particle known when we only know the probability of this particle being in a certain place?

Are quantum gravity theories trying to progress on the assumption that there are such things as gravitons?

in a system of just those two particles, that is a way of understanding it yeah

if you are meaning a particle on its own, no other particle anywhere in the universe, then it would not according to the transactional interpretation of quantum theory, and Richard Feynman be able to emit any photons. If however you are looking at a stationary charge and a charge (both of the...

It was just a ponderance really.

No, the accelerating of a charged particle such as an electron does not increase the charge of the electron, it merely increases the energy carried by the electron, as a result it releases this excess energy as photons. Photons do not create EM force, they are the EM force as it were, when...

Black Hole "particles" - acting as bosons? I was wondering, though it may sound stupid, could the "particles" within a black hole, at the point where a singularity is deemed to be, by any chance act as bosons, such as the electrons do in a superconductor, or helium at low temps. I know these...