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This theory is in conflict with theories of gravitation, and thus cannot be valid. However, QFT is taught as a mathematical curiosity that can be made consistent with electromagnetic, weak nuclear, and strong nuclear forces.
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'''Quantum field theory''' (QFT) is a mathematical theory in physics which modernizes [[quantum mechanics]] from its early-20th-century formulation.  In the areas of its domain (electromagnetic, weak nuclear, and strong nuclear forces), it is arguably the most precisely verified theory in all of physics.
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'''Quantum field theory''' (QFT) is a mathematical theory in physics which modernizes [[quantum mechanics]] from its early-20th-century formulation.  This theory is in conflict with theories of gravitation, and thus cannot be valid.  However, QFT is taught as a mathematical curiosity that can be made consistent with electromagnetic, weak nuclear, and strong nuclear forces.
    
QFT describes the interactions between subatomic particles, such as electrons, protons, quarks and photons.
 
QFT describes the interactions between subatomic particles, such as electrons, protons, quarks and photons.
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