How does magnetic interactions happen in proximity?

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The discussion centers on the nature of magnetic interactions, specifically in the context of quantum electrodynamics (QED). Participants clarify that QED effectively describes electromagnetic interactions, emphasizing the role of protons and electrons in proximity. The term "dispersion field" is debated, with consensus that it does not accurately represent the underlying physics of magnetic interactions.

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is it explained? (proximity = between protons and electrons distance)
is it a dispersion field (a more general term for boson field, but for everything, cause' i don't know what is right)
or is it about something else in total?

i tried to find it, but yahoo answers came up...
can someone point me to the right topics?
 
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1832vin said:
is it explained?
What does "it" mean? Quantum electrodynamics works, and it can fully describe the electromagnetic interaction.
1832vin said:
is it a dispersion field (a more general term for boson field, but for everything, cause' i don't know what is right)
That does not make sense.
 

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