Quantum electrodynamics verified with exotic atoms

Quantum electrodynamics (QED) is a branch of theoretical physics that describes the interactions between electrically charged particles through the exchange of photons. It is a quantum field theory that combines quantum mechanics with special relativity and provides a mathematical framework for understanding the behavior of electromagnetic fields and their interaction with matter. The verification of QED involves comparing its predictions with experimental results. One approach to testing QED involves studying the behavior of exotic atoms. Exotic atoms are atoms in which one or more of the electrons are replaced with other particles, such as muons or positrons. These particles have the same charge as electrons but differ in mass.

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