No-go theorems
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https://doi.org/10.29057/icbi.v7i13.3633Keywords:
Theoretical physics quantum field theory new physics., Theoretical Physics, Quantum field theory, New PhysicsAbstract
One of the critical notions of a physical theory is the distin-
ction between general laws and particular conditions. The mis-
sion of theoretical physics is the discovery of the fundamental
laws that describe our universe, but also the deepest possible
explanation of these particular conditions. No-go theorems are
a valuable resource that provide one of the few guides available
in the search for new physics that can improve our understan-
ding of Nature.
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