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Not only @Demystifier, @vanhees71, and me (the main contributors to this thread), but also several former mentors (@George Jones, @Vanadium 50) are sceptical about your decision; perhaps confer with them and reconsider your point of view.PeterDonis said:However, that split also clarified what the regular QM forum is for: it's for discussions that fall within the 7 basic rules of QM, the Insights article which you authored.
The present thread, at least based on its title and stated topic in the OP, does not fall within those guidelines.
I don't see the slightest hint that would suggest that the title or any post in this thread is outside the 7 basic rules of QM. To ask whether some technical modeling assumption in QFT makes sense does not call these guidelines into question.
It is like asking in the relativity section whether assuming slight violation of Lorentz invariance or a discrete spacetime make sense. While outside the mainstream, these are legitimate questions discussed in the published refereed literature. Of course it is only a matter of opinion whether one answers yes or no, but the justification of the answer and discussion of work done on it involves nontrivial issues of interest.
The same holds for the question about how to get a relativistic QFT from an underlying nonrelativistic QFT by a scaling limit. What is discussed in the present thread is closely related to this.
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