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A list of inconveniences between quantum mechanics and (general) relativity?
It is well known that quantum mechanics and (general) relativity do not fit well. I am wondering whether it is possible to make a list of contradictions or problems between them? E.g. relativity theory uses a space-time continuum, while quantum theory uses discrete states. I am not merely looking for a solution or rebuttal of such opposites, more for a survey of the field out of interest.
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