Lecture

Field Theory: Introduction to Lineic Fields

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Description

This lecture covers the introduction to field theory, focusing on lineic fields and their density. It explains the theory of lineic fields, discrete linked densities, equilibrium positions, and springs in a system. The lecture also delves into the concept of equilibrium positions linked by springs and the system's behavior in an interval of equilibrium positions.

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