B Understanding the Interactions of Energy with Quantum Particles and Strings

[prax]

TL;DR Summary

questions about energy, not as to what is energy but how exactly does it interacts.

We know that energy can be converted from one for to another , but how does it do that?
How exactly does energy interacts with the quantum particles or with strings for that matter?

 

[PeterDonis]

Energy is not something that interacts with anything. Energy is a property that things that interact, like quantum fields, have. (More precisely, in QM it's an observable.)

 

[Nugatory]

@prax, you might want to give this Feynman lecture a try: https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/I_04.html

 

[prax]

Energy is not something that interacts with anything. Energy is a property that things that interact, like quantum fields, have. (More precisely, in QM it's an observable.)

If energy is a property, then what actually posses this property?

 

[hutchphd]

The universe as we describe it. Did you read the Feynman lecture?

 

[PeterDonis]

what actually posses this property?

Anything.

 

[jim mcnamara]

IT really would help you if you read the posted link

 

[prax]

The universe as we describe it. Did you read the Feynman lecture?

I haven't read it, can you share please.

 

[Vanadium 50]

I have a question.
The answer is here. <link provided>
I still have a question.
Did you read the answer?
No.

This doesn't seem to me like a winning strategy. If it were me, I'd read the answer posted in the link in Post 3.

 

[berkeman]

I haven't read it, can you share please.

No, click on the link and have a look for yourself. You need to show some effort in trying to answer your own questions. Click the link below:

@prax, you might want to give this Feynman lecture a try: https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/I_04.html

 

[prax]

ok! so does it implies that energy is a constant quantity and we really aren't aware of its true nature rather we just see things in action , and then can it imply that mass energy is just a constant value as matter cannot originate from nothingness ?