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The simplest type of field is a field with no [[basic_notions:spin|internal angular momentum]] and called scalar field. | The simplest type of field is a field with no [[basic_notions:spin|internal angular momentum]] and called scalar field. | ||
- | In addition, the model is a model in only one space dimension plus the usual time dimension. This is the simplest setup where we can investigate dynamics. | + | In addition, the model is a model in only one space dimension plus the usual time dimension. (That's what the 1+1 in the name of the model means). This is the simplest setup where we can investigate dynamics. |
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+ | The physics described by the Scalar 1+1 Model model looks like this: | ||
{{ :models:scalar1p1.png?nolink&500 |}} | {{ :models:scalar1p1.png?nolink&500 |}} | ||
+ | Each red line shows a field configuration at a given point in time. | ||
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