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03-08-2007, 01:01 PM
Re: imaginary measures
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A non interacting vacuum would not posess any quantum field.
So far, there are three so called "non-interacting" quantum fields: graviton field, Higgs field, and magnetic monopole field. We could even include all the right-handed neutrino fields. In theory, the first three are really self-interacting fields.
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