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Successful companies have long known that a well-trained, highly motivated and efficiently connected field force is critical to their continued growth and success.
No matter what your requirements, Sybase iAnywhere is well positioned to assist you in extending your critical data and applications outside organizational walls and into the hands of your remote workers: whether it's your sales force, field service or transportation and logistics team.
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force field - definition of force field in Encyclopedia (288 words)
In general physics, a force field is a vector field representing the gradient of a potential.
The vectors that are the values of a force field are forces, and so measured in units of force such as newtons and pounds.
In the context of molecular dynamics, a force field (also called a forcefield) is a more loosely defined term and refers to the functional form and parameter sets used to describe the interactions (potential, forces) within a system of particles (atoms or similarly sized objects).
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