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How does magnetic interactions happen in proximity?

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  1. Dec 23, 2014 #1

    1832vin

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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?
     
    1832vin, Dec 23, 2014
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  3. Dec 23, 2014 #2

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    What does "it" mean? Quantum electrodynamics works, and it can fully describe the electromagnetic interaction.
    That does not make sense.
     
    mfb, Dec 23, 2014
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