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Maxwell's equations seem unreasonably simple. But their successor, electroweak interaction, is far more complex. Who knows what complexity an electrostrong theo
by chalst 8y ago
Maxwell's equations seem unreasonably simple. But their successor, electroweak interaction, is far more complex. Who knows what complexity an electrostrong theory might hold?
- frutiger 8y agoElectroweak theory does describe more phenomena though. By analogy, Coulomb’s law is simpler than Maxwell’s equations, and describes fewer phenomena. Also, incidentally, Maxwell’s original formulation was very complicated.
- chalst 8y agoThe claim made before is that the description of physics becomes simpler as you go deeper (and deeper means more general). But that seems to have gone into reverse now.