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SEYED2001
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- I do not know how to show that some fields are just different aspects of another more general field. What does that more formally mean and how can it be proven?
Hi! I know some theorists believe all quantum fields and gravitational field are different aspects of one universal field. What does that formally (e.g. mathematically) mean "to be different aspects of" and how can one prove, let's say, fields A and B are different aspects of C?
By the way, I don't have a deep knowledge of QM or QFT and the math behind them. However, I still want to know a fairly accurate explanation. I would learn the math if required.
By the way, I don't have a deep knowledge of QM or QFT and the math behind them. However, I still want to know a fairly accurate explanation. I would learn the math if required.