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Leobroun Posted 7 years ago
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"The problem , as we'll see below, is that when you add to the above framework of particle exchange the quantum requirment that one iclude all the histories by which an interaction can occur - for example, all the ways the force particles can be exchanged- the mathematics becomes complicated."


Asking: I can't understand the italicized part. Is that ' above framework of particle exchange' and ' the quantum requriment' apposition? Or, Does that mean that 'when you add the above framework of particle exchange to the quantum requirment that ~~~?

  

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It's not apposition. It's just a slightly uncommon word order. A more common word order is as follows.

  • It's not apposition.
  • It's just a slightly uncommon word order.
  • A more common word order is as follows.
  • " Consider this much simpler example.
  • Common word order: When you add 2 to 3, the total is 5.
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It's not apposition. It's just a slightly uncommon word order. A more common word order is as follows.

"The problem , as we'll see below, is that when you add the quantum requirement (that one include all the histories by which an interaction can occur - for example, all the ways the force particles can be exchanged ) to the above framework of particle exchan

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