FAQ About Paul Dirac
What is quantum field theory, and how did Dirac contribute to it?
Quantum field theory is a fundamental framework in physics that blends quantum mechanics and special relativity to describe the field-based nature of subatomic particles. Paul Dirac's work on the Dirac equation significantly contributed to the development of quantum field theory by explaining the behavior of relativistic electrons and paving the way for concepts like field quantization and particle-antiparticle creation and annihilation.
