What is the entropy of weak and strong force?

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Entropy is not a property of fundamental forces like weak and strong forces, but rather of field configurations associated with these forces. The discussion highlights that while forces themselves do not possess entropy, specific configurations of fields can exhibit entropy, which varies based on their arrangement. Clarification is needed on what constitutes a field configuration in this context. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the relationship between field configurations and entropy. A clear explanation of these concepts is essential for further discussion.
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What is the entropy of weak and strong force? Can we determine their entropy? If so, I would like to know the formula of determining this. Thanks:wink:
 
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What I mean is entropy in weak and strong force field, thanks.
 
Force does not have an entropy. A field configuration can have an entropy, but that depends on the configuration. Probably you need to rephrase your question.
 
What is a field configuration, then?
 
Do Weak Force and Strong Force have this configuration? I kindly would like to see a clear explanation of this :)
 

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