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Meanings of quantum field theory in English

Russian
квантовая теория поля
Portuguese
tqc
Spanish
teoría cuántica de campos
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tqc
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Theoretical framework combining classical field theory, special relativity, and quantum mechanics.

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        Examples for "qft"
        Examples for "qft"
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        Conclusions: The time from QFT-GIT testing to donation was longer among QFT-GIT-positive donors.
        Pubmed
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        The excellent Century of Chinese Cinema season continues at the QFT.
        The Irish Times
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        We sought to identify risk factors for false-negative QFT-GIT results in culture-confirmed TB patients.
        Pubmed
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        When infection status was defined by QFT, enrichment of type I interferon was observed.
        Pubmed
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        The best estimate of a QFT level separating TB-positive and TB-negative patients was extremely low.
        Pubmed
        Usage of quantum field theory in English
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        Generalizations of spin networks later appeared in certain kinds of quantum field theory.
        Futures 1
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        And quantum field theory was failing to calculate how this could be so.
        Wired
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        General relativity and quantum field theory confessed from the start that they were just approximations: pushed to extremes, they both yielded obvious nonsense.
        Schild’s Ladder
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        The present lack of any meaningful answer to those questions reveals "something deeply wrong with our understanding of quantum field theory", Smolin says.
        The Guardian
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        This theoretical work revitalized the nearly moribund quantum field theory and gave birth to QCD (quantum chromodynamics), the theory of the strong interactions.
        Wired
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        Our review presents these developments from the perspective of the underlying microscopic physics, using the language of quantum field theory, relativistic kinetic theory, and holography.
        Pubmed