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تسجيل مستخدم جديدReducible contributions to the propagator and EHL in background fields
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We briefly discuss the recent discovery of reducible contributions to QED effective actions due to the presence of external electromagnetic fields at tree level and higher loop-order. We classify the physical effects of these contributions for various field configurations and discuss the strong field asymptotic limit.
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