Quantum Field Theory -- Does electron have infinity size?

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Art Hobson said that quanta propagate in space to infinity. (sorry can not give a link)
 
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arnoldcena3000 said:
Art Hobson said that quanta propagate in space to infinity. (sorry can not give a link)

Even if he said that, "propagate" does not mean "size".

You need to pay attention and be careful with what you read and what you are interpreting. In QFT (and QED), elementary particles such as electrons are point size particles. They definitely do not have "infinite size".

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arnoldcena3000 said:
sorry can not give a link

If you can't give a reference, we don't have a basis for any useful discussion.

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