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colinr
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I have a book talking about transient electron-positron pairs appearing and disappearing inside a hydrogen atom which effects the attractive force between the proton and the electron, okay I'm fine with that.
It then goes on to say that the effect is only over short distances because of the speed of light. Does this mean that the electric force of attraction propagates as an elctromagnetic wave?
It then goes on to say that the effect is only over short distances because of the speed of light. Does this mean that the electric force of attraction propagates as an elctromagnetic wave?