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The Classical Theory Of Fields

The Classical Theory of Fields is a subject that studies the behavior of physical fields, such as gravitational, electromagnetic, and scalar fields. The course covers the mathematical foundations of field theory, including vector calculus, differential equations, and variational principles. Students will learn about the fundamental laws of physics that govern the behavior of fields, such as Maxwell's equations and Einstein's field equations. This subject is essential for students pursuing a career in physics or engineering, as it provides a deep understanding of the physical world and the mathematical tools needed to describe it.

Landau, Lifshitz. Vol. 2. The classical theory of fields (4ed., 1994)(chapters 1-8 only)(T)(193s)

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