Lecture

Introduction to Field Theory

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of field theory, focusing on density, discrete elements linked by springs, canonical transformations, and the principle of least action. It explores the relationship between density, canonical transformations, and the behavior of systems in equilibrium positions.

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