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|    Re: Two real fields with bi-quadratic co    |
|    10 Jul 20 11:20:47    |
      From: socratus1944@gmail.com              > Is there a name for the QFT with two real fields. \psi and \phi, and       > interaction       >       > g \psi^2 \phi^2,       >       > where obviously g should be positive and both fields are Klein-Gordon       > fields which may or may not have mass. The descriptive name in the title       > could of course be used, but is this system known under a special name?       >       > (I'm interested since it looks like the simplest example of two       > interacting fields and perhaps the wave functional of its solutions       > could be visualized..)              [Moderator's note: I have added the quoted text above to supply some       context. -P.H.]               The subject is QFT       And you try to understand interaction between       the Schrödinger and the Dirac equations       (that is hidden in the Klein-Gordon fields equation) . . .       . . . if i understood correctly       ------              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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