Quantum fluctuations, quanta of electromagnetic interaction, quantum electronic bound states

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2208.01742v1
• Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2022 20:22:14 GMT
• Title: Quantum fluctuations, quanta of electromagnetic interaction, quantum electronic bound states
• Authors: V.N. Murzin and L.Yu. Shchurova
• Abstract summary: We discuss the physical content of the phenomena underlying the principle of quantum uncertainties. We consider the features of the uncertainty relations and the properties of the elementary particles under the conditions of the formation of quantum bound states at atomic and subatomic distances.
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• Abstract: Based on the concepts of the quantum field theory of virtual photons as quanta of electromagnetic interaction, we discuss the physical content of the phenomena underlying the principle of quantum uncertainties. We consider the features of the uncertainty relations and the properties of the elementary particles (electrons, protons, etc.) under the conditions of the formation of quantum bound states at atomic and subatomic distances.

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