I am a high school physics teacher. I would say this is the best animated video on Feynman diagram I have ever seen on KZfaq. This will certainly be played in my lessons.

this channel is like a crossover between 3blue1brown and pbs spacetime. altogether a better mix of the physics and math

Having spent a significant fraction of 35 years getting education in related STEM fields and having read many books or watched many popular science talks with famous people, I have to say you are the first to make it crystal clear.

The animations are great, as always! And as someone currently studying these topics it's a great overview

i really love how some parts of your videos are easy enough to get you interested (eg the animations), but also informative enough for you to come back to the video with more knowledge and still learn something new. and the more complex the topic is, the more times you can rewatch the video! honestly amazing

Your accent and your voice are honestly unbelievably satisfying

My man, your animations interact perfectly with your explanations making very conceptually difficult subjects easy to understand. Keep up the good work, we believe in you

so what I'm getting is that there's an infinitesimally small chance of me just falling through my chair.

You guys keep knocking it out of the park! Amazing description, with no fluff. I've been consuming popular physics media for decades, and this is some of the best!

You are a gifted scientist, but also an artist. Rare combination of animator and physicist. Here is my praise for this gift: You are destined for sparking a virtual qft and physics interest, much like the elegance found among the particles in our universe which you've animated so creatively. This video, as well the previous ones, serve to rekindle an interest in learning new physics that I never could grasp. Awe-inspiring content. Quantum Art. 🎨

As a theoretical physics major, I cried for this video.

I failed physics while in High School. I wish you were my high school physics teacher back then.

it's absolutely awesome how you squeeze such complex matter into 15 minutes.

You still amaze me everytime on how much better you explain complex theories and topics than basically everyone else. Hope you never stop :)

Few times am I genuinely impressed by an explanation that is truly informative, visual, and summarizes much that others fail to clarify. In other words, all these years and you've shown me what a Feynman diagram is in rich variety what no one else has every done via video or writing, that I've come across.

About a month ago, I watched this video for the first time. And I'm back. This video really opened up so much to me that I never knew. You illustrate this so well and bring up things that I haven't heard elsewhere, even though I've looked. Things like the nature of the actual fields, how all Feynman diagrams and their amplitudes are added up to come up with a final probability of the movement of electrons, anti-particles seeming to move backwards in time, and more...these were so eye-opening to me! Thank you again!

It would be impossible for me to express how thankful I am for your beautifully-animated and clear explanations of these ideas. Thank you.

I'm happy there is now an english version of this channel. I watch both, because I have the feeling that although both have the same information, I get a fuller understanding than if I were to watch only one of them...

As an architect who is curious about physics, I’m grateful of your creations: the combination of visualization graphic, your music, your voice and especially your own way of explaining. Thank you.

Please keep doing what you're doing! Through your videos, I am learning things that I never had any idea about before, and even if I'd looked into it (and I do like science), I probably wouldn't have understood nearly as well as with your videos. You are opening up a new world to people like me! Thank you!

This is, by far, the best explanation of QED and Feynman diagrams I have ever seen.

This is really really really excellent. I very much appreciated that you allow pauses for my brain to process information between the animation and the explanation. I have always wanted to know more about this field.

Wow, this absolutely blew my mind. The explanation of the probabilities and the amplitudes was one of the clearest and best I have ever seen.

Absolutly astonishing! I admire your talent of understanding so complex theories and producing so detailed and understandable animations noone else on KZfaq could do that.

Your channel hits exactly my sweet spot in terms of difficulty of material

I was hoping you'd mention the fine structure coupling constant as an explanation of why we can neglect higher order diagrams (perhaps also why "higher order" is intuitive language). This could lead into a nice future video explaining the computational differences between QED and QCD, where the coupling constant is much larger so we cannot neglect the higher order diagrams.

I accidentally came across this channel and boy am I enjoying this. Thank you for explaining complex theories in a very simple and concise way.

The place in your QFT video where you described how electromagnetic repulsion represents the superposition of all possible interactions blew my mind. It's great to see you treat just that concept here in more detail.

This week I had a Quantum Mechanics 2 exam. That was basically quantum field theory. I actually had enough of it. But when Sciene-Clic makes a video. Good summary of the principle of QFT.

This is the best explanation of Feynman diagram on internet.

These vids are so well put together and make perfect sense, also I love the way it's taught in these videos since the abstractions, math etc is spoken of not as the cause of the phenomenon but as a description of a real, physical thing.

I am just left mind blown after every one of your videos. You explain things in such an intuitive way. I come back to rewatch your videos all the time, just because they are so captivating to watch.

Damn, it feels like the previous video came out yesterday and now there is a new one!

One of best videos I've seen on the topic. Very impressed.

I think this is the best physics channel online today. You explained three things in this video alone better than I have seen before. Those Feynman diagrams would make a good tshirt pattern.

I cannot thank you enough for this video. Youve told a very exciting story with mathematical precision. This video should be required watching for humanity. Thank you!

outstandingly well explained, thank you

I love how quantum theory makes me see things in a deep different way, making me ask what is real, and if asking such a question makes sense in the first place

The narration on these is really good. Always the conclusion with the music is so fitting excellent job and strangely moving

I love the excellent PACING of this video. Those little breaths that give it all a moment to sink in. Thank you.

*Wish we were taught physics in high school like this* This is an amazing channel.

It is such an incredible topic! I always wanted to see it ♥️

This channel is amaze-balls: 1. Great summary explanations -not too complicated, not too simple 2. Great graphics and representations 3. Great connections between branches of science

It doesn't matter how good the animations, voice, sounds and author's understanding of topic are, because it's even more frightening more simple explanation more difficult to understand the complexity of the place we are living. Great job, Alessandro!

This video is a beautiful simplification. Keep up the great work

Love your videos. Please can you make a video about magnetic and electric fields, while exploring Maxwell equations. Thank you!

These are the best made explainer videos on KZfaq I've ever watched. Amazing work.

I never thought I'd understand any quantum physics, but somehow you've done it. You've taught something about quantum physics that I've actually understood, after only like 3 hours of watching your videos. Absolutely amazing, I never thought I'd find physics cooler than chemistry but I do now. I've found a new special interest and her name is physics :)

Well done video, thanks!

Your videos have my favorite visual representations for these ideas! I dream of a full-team collaboration between yall and PBS space-time, on any mechanism in the standard model or relativity! As many know, the "color" analogies used for complex phase-space in QED, as well as for gluon colors in QCD is a compelling narrative to delineate linear amplitudes from modal phases for many charge concepts in physics. But, would you consider making a side-by-side animation where the rainbow diagrams (going from 2:40 to 3:53) are juxtaposed with a grayscale diagram, where the "color" of the rainbow is replaced by a spectrum of thick-to-thin textures? I imagine a visual aid that depicts a low-energy red color expressed by a thinly-textured space, transitioning to a thickly-textured space for high-energy blue colors - flowing through "R-G-B" space for electrons, and "R-B-G" space for positrons would be like flowing through thin-to-thick or thick-to-thin grayscale textures respectively. I think this would both help people with standard color vision transcend the color analogy by seeing an alternate but equal expression for quantum phase, as well as expand the accessibility of the color analogy for people with alternate color perception.

Wow this is an incredibly enlightening video. Of all the hours of videos I have seen in trying to understand the fabric of reality, this has been the most informative.

These videos turn science into an art form.

That yoink photon blew my mind, never thought such a thing could exist. Albeit Transiently

I would love a video series about the mathematics of QFT !

The quality of animations and content in these videos is a game changer! Looking forward to new work!!

You show that elegant, simple (yet complete) explanations can help clear up lifetimes of mass confusion.

Amazing video again...👍 Thank you very much for helping me to understand QED. Would you please make a video about the Re-normalization?

Your videos are insane! Keep up the amazing work!

I have consumed science media for the layman for as long as I can remember. This is absolutely top-tier among some truly excellent competitors. Thank you!

The way you present the theories is amazing. It helps me visualize those theories easier. I would love if you made a series of "Group theory" and its applications.

what triggers particles to emit a photon? It just decides like "hey I feel like I want to emit a photon... why not?"

This is beautiful, as always!

Man, your explanations, as well as visualizations are just... uhhhngh. HUGELY talanted

The momentum of the 'wave' pulling them together!!! Mind blown! Finally an explanation that I can grasp.

Your animations are sooo cool Your explaanations are also great thanks for electrons existence

greatest channel in the world

So glad this is the first video I clicked on QED. Haven't touched theoretical physics since high school besides occasional pop science books. The clean visualization and no-nonsense explanation makes it so easy to digest. Much appreciate the work!

This music is so incredibly awesome that you play I hope you never stop using it because it helps me learn because it's just so incredible to have playing in the background while I'm thinking

incredible

Feynman was a genius!!!

I love this so much! You’ve such a great way of explaining things clearly through your speech, and visually through a clever combination of 2d and 3d examples. Great work!

Wow !!! The way that the interaction between the electrons was explained is very intriguing!! Amazing work

Minor criticism here. At 9:16 you say that virtual particles although intermediary are essential to consider them. This isn’t true. Non perturbation QFT (Also known as lattice QFT) does not use virtual particles at all to do calculations. Otherwise, great vid!

@ScienceClic Wow, thank you for explaining something so complex, so well, that it could be quickly and visually understood. I have just a BSME, and mechanical things seem intuitive,,, atomic/electrical/optic& quantum things previously seemed less intuitive, so this is great, with excellent, logical animations! I ask also: does the fact the Ben Franklin and others got the electron flow direction backwards and we keep that mistake currently(no pun intended), i.e. are forced to call charge negative (e-), [cause I know this complicates my understanding of diodes]... What I'm getting at is; that "negative", as when used for numberlines has the idea of debt or lack of something, whereas charge positive and charge negative are just two different real things, and electron flow(vs conventional flow) models for circuits seems to help the intuition to match the actual happenings,,, just curious if there is an alternate/better way to think about "charge"

Very informative, very intuitive, and very well animated. Thank you.

The best explanation I have seen so far. What a genius!

that moment when the music changes always makes me hyper focus 😂

Is it possible that electrons would actually attract for a brief period of time, since there is a small chance of it happening?

The best depiction of QED I’ve ever seen. Keep up the good work!

Guys, your content is a treasure on KZfaq. Keep it up, and you going to hit the million subs for sure.

Does this mean there is a small chance two electrons actually attract each other instead of repelling?

My god where did this channel come from?

I really love your videos, you make my random interest in physics palatable and I love being able to learn more. Thank you!

14:55 This is so fascinating that it gives me goosebumps. Great video! Wonderful topic!

I think I’ve struck gold. I know I have.

“If you can't explain it to a six year old, you don't understand it yourself.” ― Albert Einstein

This finally goes into depth the charge of electron, positron, and quantum field. thank you!!

I just love these videos. The graphics are incredible and the ideas are conveyed in an unbelievably clear way! Even the music is lovely and fits in perfectly without distracting. I have a vague background in science and it's thrilling to see what they meant, LOL.

It's great to have these videos that go deeper. Keep them coming thanks!

Simply the best explanation, no one not even close as good as you in visual explanation!

Thanks for making these i rewatch them all the time. Highly underrated.

Excellent presentation. I am a retired Physics teacher who taught the subject for 33 years, and appreciate the simplicity with which the topic is introduced at an elementary level.

Your videos are the height of my day. Thank you!

This is the best elementary explanation of quantum field theory I have ever heard. Kudos!

you deserve more viewers and subscribers as a Physics hobbyst... this is gold.

Thank you so much for this explanation, it's very useful and clear.

Thank you, oh great algorithm, for the great ScienceClic! I wish I was born with a brain more suited to the study of QM,QED,QCD,... (specifically, the maths to support it all) but you've helped me understand so much more than any other video on those topics.

Really hatsoff. I have no word to say. I have seen ur general relativity mathematics video. Even as a 11th grader I was able to understand. I really appreciate ur work from the bottom of my heart sir. And for my entire life I won't forget this channel and still I owe u more than just a sub or like sir

I am studying electrical engineering. I had a quantum physics class. Passed it with a pretty good grade. Understood almost all phenomena, aside from why two of the same charge repel from eacother. I just thought it was a given thing that we can’t prove. This video made me understand this very simple concept if a very beautiful way. Thank you.

Wow. The videos on this channel are shockingly good at explaining these concepts for a lay-audience. Please keep up the good work.