Why electron is responsible for fluctuations in a vacuum? Because an electron has its own m mass and q charge. But (according to QED) by interaction with vacuum electron’s mass and charge becomes infinite ( electron is hidden in vacuum and we say he is virtual particle – antiparticle - antielectron – positron) And when we see the 'fluctuations' of vacuum it means electron appears from vacuum, electron again acquire its usual mass and charge. ==========.
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