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| * [[https://publications.ias.edu/sites/default/files/79_ClassicalFieldTheory.pdf|Classical Field Theory]] by P. Deligne and D. Freed | * [[https://publications.ias.edu/sites/default/files/79_ClassicalFieldTheory.pdf|Classical Field Theory]] by P. Deligne and D. Freed | ||
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| - | Classical field theory was for a long time the best framework to describe the fundamental forces of nature. The most notable examples of classical field theories are Newtonian gravity and classical [[theories:classical_theories:electrodynamics|Electrodynamics]]. | + | Classical field theory was for a long time the best framework to describe the fundamental forces of nature. The most notable examples of classical field theories are Newtonian gravity and classical [[models:classical_electrodynamics|Electrodynamics]]. |
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