(physics) The branch of physics that is based on the assumption of Newtonian mechanics and excludes relativity and quantum mechanics.
classical physics
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 | Bohr-van Leeuwen theorem (quantum mechanics) |
| conservation of mass |
| correspondence principle |
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- Bohr-van Leeuwen theorem (quantum mechanics)
- conservation of mass
- correspondence principle
- tunneling
- quantum anomaly (quantum mechanics)
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- quantum mechanics (physics)
- macroscopic
- adjoint variable (physics)
- perturbation theory
- principle of covariance (relativity)
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- Copenhagen interpretation (philosophy)
- wave equation (physics)
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