So that eliminates Coulomb attraction to the wall.
So I started with QED to explain Coulomb's Law, force of attraction, repulsion between two particles.
So that's very well explained with Coulomb's Law.
And then if you do the math appropriately, you'll get Coulomb's Law coming out of it.
In Coulomb's Law, for people not familiar, can you describe it very basically?
We're just looking at low energy Coulomb charges.
And when you say you're explaining the Coulomb charge with quantum electrodynamics, how is it normally explained?
Usually, you'll do Maxwell's equations or something simple to derive Coulomb's law.
QED, using QED to solve or to derive Coulomb's law is very complicated.
I don't have just Coulomb's law.
So quantum electrodynamics, QED doing Coulomb's law is a second order equation.
the highest perturbation for two charges and Coulomb's law.
That's Coulomb's law.
is much, much weaker than Coulomb's law.
It's not a beautiful solution like Coulomb's law. Whoop! It's different.
you know, the quantum perturbation theory. However, just remember that even for the Coulomb force,