Field theory (Physics)
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Names and connections
Classical field theory; Continuum physics
- Broader: Physics
- Narrower: Einstein field equations
- Narrower: Electric fields
- Narrower: Gauge fields (Physics)
- Narrower: Gravitation
- Narrower: Gravitational fields
- Narrower: Instantons
- Narrower: Lattice field theory
- Narrower: Magnetic fields
- Narrower: Quantum field theory
- Narrower: Self-consistent field theory
- Narrower: Twistor theory
- Narrower: Unified field theories
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