Jõuväljad
Jõuväljad, or force fields in English, are a fundamental concept in physics that describes how forces are transmitted through space. Instead of forces acting instantaneously at a distance, the field concept posits that objects create a region of influence around them, and it is this field that exerts a force on other objects.
The strength and direction of the force at any point in space are represented by the field.
Fields can be scalar, meaning they are described by a single number at each point (like temperature),
The concept of fields was significantly developed by scientists like Michael Faraday and James Clerk Maxwell.
In modern physics, fields are central to the Standard Model of particle physics, where fundamental particles