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Attraction & repulstion Re: The answer to not so fundamental questions?

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From: draper
Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1992 21:22
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In article <BCR.92Dec11004605@hfl3sn02.cern.ch>, bcr@cernapo.cern.ch (Bill Riemers) writes:
> 
>> why should be attracted to creator of positive charge property and repeals from
>> negative charge
> 
> Like charges exchange more posative momentum photons, while negative charges
     							      ^^^^^^^^
							     "unlike",right?
> exchange more negative momentum photons.
> 
This is extremely interesting! I asked a similar question a while ago, viz.,
what information does a photon carry that conveys whether it sprang from a
positive or negative charge, and hence tells it whether to attract or repel a
charge of unlike or like sign. I got all the proper admonitions about trying to
derive a static field result with Feynman diagrams. But you seem to have an
insight I'm lacking. Please clarify, expand, explain.

Paul Draper
University of Texas at Arlington
Mythink, not UTAthink, not SSCthink, not GOVthink.
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