[ noun ] a relativistic quantum theory of the electromagnetic interactions of photons and electrons and muons <noun.cognition>
QED \QED.\ (k[=u]"[=e]*d[=e]"), n. Quantum electrodynamics. [abbrev.] [PJC]
QED \Q.E.D\, QED \QED\(k[=u]"[=e]*d[=e]"), interj. [From Latin, quod erat demonstrandum, i.e. which was demonstrated.] Which was demonstrated; -- a phrase used after the conclusion of some line of reasoning, especially in mathematical or logical proofs. [abbrev.] [PJC]
QED \Q.E.D\, QED \QED\(k[=u]"[=e]*d[=e]"), interj. [From Latin, quod erat demonstrandum, i.e. which was demonstrated.] Which was demonstrated; -- a phrase used after the conclusion of some line of reasoning, especially in mathematical or logical proofs. [abbrev.] [PJC]
QED focuses on Mike Burrows, inventor of the 'superbike' on which Chris Boardman won a gold medal at the Barcelona Olympics.(9.30 BBC1).
QED, eh? Some years ago, it might not have seemed incongruous for a British minister to boast of the unparalleled honesty of his country's politics.