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What is meant by " if an electron has size it would be difficult to be make covariant" in quantum field theory.Does this mean the electron would
behave differently in different frames of reference,or does it just mean that the electron would not be in a state that allows it to fit into the mathematical
framework of QFT which I assume involves tensor analysis.And could an
electron ,that has size, be broken down into a series of points and each point be made "covariant" , and then all the covariant results be added
together to represent the electron overall?
behave differently in different frames of reference,or does it just mean that the electron would not be in a state that allows it to fit into the mathematical
framework of QFT which I assume involves tensor analysis.And could an
electron ,that has size, be broken down into a series of points and each point be made "covariant" , and then all the covariant results be added
together to represent the electron overall?