Quanta transfer in space is conserved

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The paper is replaced by a new version (12-2019): DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3572846 Physical phenomena emerge from the quantum fields everywhere in space. However, not only the phenomena emerge from the quantum fields, the law of the conservation of energy must have its origin from the same spatial structure. This paper describes the relations between the main law of physics and the mathematical structure of the “aggregated” quantum fields.

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