A theory that describes a field in terms of classical physics rather than quantum mechanics. Examples of classical field theories include classical electrodynamics, described by Maxwell’s equations, and the general theory of relativity, describing classical gravitation. The [course_title] will introduce you to relativistic classical field theory. The basic object is a field (such as the electromagnetic field) which possesses infinite degrees of freedom. The use of local and global symmetries (such as rotations) forms an underlying theme in the discussion.

Assessment

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Course Credit: Open Culture