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You can't give a definite no to that because, since gravitons have stress-energy and are non-perturbative, a field theory advance that worked for them could als
by whatshisface 2y ago
You can't give a definite no to that because, since gravitons have stress-energy and are non-perturbative, a field theory advance that worked for them could also help with the strong force.
- frutiger 2y agoI mean sure, since we don't know what GR + QFT could look like, the result could be just about anything and somehow give us nice closed solutions to QCD problems. But I don't feel like that line of reasoning is particularly useful.
- whatshisface 2y agoAdS/CFT is already an example of an approach to gravity yielding an approach to strongly coupled field theories.
- l33tman 2y agoIt's an approach to a hypothetical other type of universe's gravity..