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Rajaram Krishnamurthy

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Jan 10, 2026, 11:38:35 PM (17 hours ago) Jan 10

to Chittanandam V R, Markendeya Yeddanapudi, Dr Sundar, Ravi mahajan, Venkat Giri, SRIRAMAJAYAM, APS Mani, Rangarajan T.N.C., Srinivasan Sridharan, Mathangi K. Kumar, Venkat Raman, Rama, thatha patty, Societyforservingseniors, Kerala Iyer, Sanathana group

Quantum field theory shows that empty space is not truly empty. Instead, the universe is filled everywhere with fundamental quantum fields, each corresponding to a type of particle. What we call a particle, such as an electron or photon, is actually a localized excitation—a tiny ripple—within its underlying field. The electron field exists everywhere, and an electron appears when that field is disturbed in a specific way.

This framework explains why particles of the same type are perfectly identical and why interactions occur through field-mediated processes rather than direct contact. Forces arise from fields exchanging energy and momentum, and even the vacuum exhibits measurable effects, such as quantum fluctuations and virtual particles. Quantum field theory unifies special relativity with quantum mechanics and underpins the Standard Model of particle physics.

Understanding particles as field excitations reframes matter itself as dynamic structure rather than solid substance, revealing that the universe’s most basic reality is a continuous, interacting network of invisible quantum fields.

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Physical Review Letters, Nature Physics, Quantum Field Theory Standard Model Literature