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resurgance2001
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Hi
I understand that Maxwell's equations, and General Relativity are both field theories. I am trying to understand what the opposite of a field theory is, or what is not a field theory. For example, am I correct in believing that Newton's Laws are not a field theory? Is that is true then what type of theory is represented by Newton's Laws?
Thanks
I understand that Maxwell's equations, and General Relativity are both field theories. I am trying to understand what the opposite of a field theory is, or what is not a field theory. For example, am I correct in believing that Newton's Laws are not a field theory? Is that is true then what type of theory is represented by Newton's Laws?
Thanks