Theoretical physics: Field theory

The book of the outstanding domestic physicist A.A. Eichenwald (1863-1944) proposed to the reader is devoted to such a section of theoretical physics as field theory. The book includes three chapters. The first chapter contains the most important rules of vector calculus, the assimilation of the information set forth in it is necessary primarily for understanding vector designations adopted in all physics guidelines. The chapter describes the addition and subtraction of vectors, the work of vectors, as well as derivatives and integrals in physics. The second chapter contains the basics of field theory itself, a scalar field, a potential vector field, a vortex, flat and alternating field are considered. The third chapter gives brief information about the tenshores, in its last department, the general analytical theory of tensors of multidimensional space is presented, which developed under the influence of Einstein"s theory of relativity.
This book in previous publications was the first part of the classical work of A.A. Eichenwald "Theoretical Physics", but it can be considered as a completely independent work. The presentation is built in such a way that it does not require the reader of extensive information in mathematics, to understand the material, knowledge of the foundations of differential and integral calculation is enough.
The book will be useful not only to physicist specialists, but also by engineers-electrical engineers and hydraulic equipment, can serve as an excellent manual for students of the Physical and Mathematics faculties of universities in the study of the course of theoretical physics