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Quantum electrodynamics is a theory that explains how light and charged particles interact with each other using the rules of quantum mechanics. It matters because it provides an exceptionally accurate framework for understanding electromagnetic phenomena at the smallest scales, from how atoms emit light to the behavior of electrons and photons.
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- 1927-00-00
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- Paul Dirac
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- Category:Quantum electrodynamics
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- Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia
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La electrodinámica cuántica (EDC o QED como acrónimo en inglés de Quantum Electrodynamics) es la teoría cuántica del campo electromagnético. Esta teoría describe los fenómenos que implican las partículas eléctricamente cargadas que obran recíprocamente por medio de la fuerza electromagnética.
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