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I read that a photon is an electromagnetic field but how could that be since electromagnetic fields are based on electronic and thermodynamics.
The discussion centers around the nature and structure of photons, specifically questioning whether they can be considered as electromagnetic fields and exploring the implications of this characterization. Participants engage with concepts from physics, including electromagnetic theory and thermodynamics.
Participants express differing views on the relationship between photons and electromagnetic fields, with no consensus reached on the foundational aspects of these concepts.
Some statements rely on specific interpretations of electromagnetic theory and thermodynamics, which may not be universally accepted. The discussion includes references to concepts that may require further clarification or context.
Electromagnetic fields are not based on thermodynamics. I am not sure what would lead you to believe that they arelighthouse1234 said:electromagnetic fields are based on electronic and thermodynamics.
Boltzmann’s entropy is not the basis of EMlighthouse1234 said:Boltzmann's entropy
It is made of the purest, finest aether you can think of.lighthouse1234 said:What is a photon's structure composed of?
Perhaps whoever wrote what you read was wrong; or, you misunderstood what you read; or, you never read it in the first place. How can anyone on here say which of those, if any, is true?lighthouse1234 said:I read that a photon is an electromagnetic field but how could that be ...
Where? Please give a specific reference.lighthouse1234 said:I read