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Lagrangian density

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Summary

A local density whose spacetime integral gives the action for a classical or quantum field theory.

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Lagrangian densityAction functional

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Authored explanation

For a local field theory, S=ddxLS=\int d^dx\,\mathcal L.

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Apply a standard functorial or canonical construction whose output is not merely a reduct of the input and is not generally an equivalent presentation of the same object.

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Lagrangian densityClassical field theory

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For a classical field theory admitting a local action principle, the Lagrangian density is a formal component whose spacetime integral yields the action and field Euler–Lagrange equations.

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The source supplies a substantive formal ingredient, dynamical sector, law, field content, or mechanism of the target theoretical framework.

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