Relativistic Quantum Theory of Particles. II

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In this volume, an alternative framework to quantum electrodynamics, termed relativistic quantum dynamics (RQD), is developed. RQD reinterprets quantum field theory using the concept of "dressed" particles and adjusts special relativity to account for interaction-dependent boosts. This leads to a model where charged particles interact through instantaneous forces, eliminating the need for renormalization and rethinking Minkowski space-time. The theory successfully explains electromagnetic phenomena like the Lamb shift and Aharonov-Bohm effect while adhering to relativity and causality, with strong experimental backing from superluminal Coulomb field propagation.