algebraic quantum field theory (perturbative, on curved spacetimes, homotopical)
quantum mechanical system, quantum probability
interacting field quantization
Einstein-Dirac-Maxwell theory is a theory (physics) or model in physics, which combines general relativity (“Einstein theory”) with the Dirac equation (“Dirac theory”) and electrodynamics (“Maxwell theory”).
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