In science, an '''effective theory''' is a [[scientific theory]] which proposes to describe a certain set of [[Experiment|observati
...d theories]] in which the fields are treated as fundamental, and effective theories describing phenomena in [[solid-state physics]]. For instance, the [[BCS th
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...physics]], '''lattice gauge theory''' is the study of [[Gauge theory|gauge theories]] on a spacetime that has been [[Discretization|discretized]] into a [[latt
...theories are important in [[particle physics]], and include the prevailing theories of [[elementary particle]]s: [[quantum electrodynamics]], [[quantum chromod
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