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by temp512345
1170 days ago
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What do you mean something other than mathematics? It's just a language problem nothing else. Just because the English language lacks the descriptive power it does not mean those objects are "mathematical", just as a round ball is not "English" in it's nature just because you can describe it's properties and behavior using that language. A quantum field is just that, a field, it exists just as much as a magnetic field exists and that you can observe directly. It is an area of space where a specific "force" you might say has impact on objects that enter that area of space. It's properties are measurable and they produce consequences in the world and it has a precise description using the language of mathematics |
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Aren't you describing a classical field?
As I understand it, a quantum field is essentially varying probabilities (the wavefunction).
> they produce consequences in the world
They don't produce consequences in the world, they are the world. You and I, we're excitations of a quantum field. We're of the wave function. The quantum field encodes all the information that is us.