Talk:Second quantization
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the part of this page about quantum field operators could probably be merged with: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_field_theory#Field_operators
Link to Wikiversity article
[edit]I would like to add a line to the top of this article that reads:
- For a more elementary introduction, see Quantum field theory on a violin string
The article is not yet finished because I don't have a good conclusion yet.
I use Wikiversity instead of Wikipedia for a number of reasons:
- I like to emphasize the algebraic steps.
- I don't like to bother with referencing everything I do, since most of my innovations are trivial algebraic tricks to obtain results more efficiently.
- I already have enough refereed publications, as well as tenure, but am too close to retirement to waste my time with more useless publications written with the sole purpose of being promoted to full professor.
- Above all, I want to see an evolution from Wikipedia, the world's greatest encyclopedia, to Wikipedia/Wikversity/Wikibooks, the world's greatest "bookstore" where everything is free and open source.--guyvan52 (talk) 13:57, 23 October 2014 (UTC)