Editing Quantum Field Theory (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Quantum Field Theory (QFT)''' — The mathematical framework that describes the "Fundamental Forces" and "Particles" as excitations of underlying fields.
* '''The Standard Model''' — The "Periodic Table" of the universe, built using QFT, which includes 17 fundamental particles (Quarks, Leptons, Bosons).
* '''Virtual Particles''' — "Temporary" particles that appear and disappear in the "Vacuum" of space, responsible for carrying "Forces" between other particles.
* '''Renormalization''' — The mathematical trick used to "Remove the Infinities" from QFT equations (one of the hardest problems in math).
* '''The Higgs Field''' — The "Universal Syrup" that fills space; when particles "Move through it," they gain "Mass."
* '''Feynman Diagrams''' — The "Visual Language" used to calculate the complex "Scattering" and "Collisions" of quantum fields.
* '''Symmetry Breaking''' — When a field (like the Higgs) "Decides" to have a specific value, causing "Particles" to gain mass and "Forces" to separate.
* '''Path Integral (Sum over Histories)''' — Richard Feynman’s idea that a particle follows "Every possible path" at once, and the "Average" of those paths is the one we see.
* '''Gauge Bosons''' — The "Force-Carrying" particles (e.g., the Photon for Electromagnetism, the Gluon for the Strong Force).
* '''Spin-Statistics Theorem''' — The law that divides the world into **Fermions** (Matter/Solid things) and **Bosons** (Force/Light things).
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