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• Fluid Mechanics
  '''Fluid Mechanics''' is [[science]], part of [[physics]], that deals with flows of liquids and gases. The basic equation of the fluid mechanics is the
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• Quantum Mechanics
  '''Quantum Mechanics''' is deterministic [[science|scientific]] theory, commonly accepted since ...order of the [[Planck's constant or smaller]]. Usually, the term [[quantum mechanics]] refers to the case of non-relativistic movement, when [[time]] can be con
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• Newtonian mechanics
  #redirect[[Classical mechanics]]
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• Classical mechanics
  ...echanics''' ( [[классическая механика]], or "Newtonian mechanics") is [[Science]], branch of [[physics]] and [[mathematics]] based on the co The basic elements of the classical mechanics are listed below.
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• Noeter Theorem in mechanics
  ...ies of the Lagrangian. In this article, the application to the [[Classical mechanics]] is considered. The [[Noeter theorem]] applies not only to [[classical mechanics]], but also to the [[field theory]], and, in rapricular, to the [[paraxial
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• Quantum mechanics
  [[Quantum mechanics]] ([[квантовая механика]]) is scientific concept used in d ==Need In [[quantum mechanics]]==
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• Main Page
  ...ce]], as it deals with one of the most developed applications of [[Quantum mechanics]]. In order see what is it about, one may look at the article [[ILS]].
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• Mapping
  ...w the arbitrary transformation. These restrictions come from the [[Quantum Mechanics]]. Aiming the application to the [[Quantum optics]], the special scaling of ...tion. Several lower bounds can be deduced from the [[postulates of Quantum Mechanics]]
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• Place of science in the human knowledge
  Before quantum mechanics, the fundamental possibility of describing any system in terms of the coord Researches, who worked with theory of relativity, with [[quantum mechanics]], with [[cybernetics]] were suppressed in the USSR. [[Genetics]] had been
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• Square root of factorial
  ...est "very difficult") problems in the course of non-relativistic [[Quantum Mechanics]] by [[Vladimir Krivchenkov]] and [[Pavel Elutin]]. However, that time, non
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• Yurii Shirokov
  ==Classical and quantum mechanics== ...hirokov has systematised the construction of classical limits of [[quantum mechanics]], see
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• Transfer equation
  ...lar, to the real values of time \(z\) refers to the conventional [[Quantum mechanics]], where [[time]] appears as real parameter.
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• Refutability
  ...it, no one additional criterion that would narrow the range of validity of mechanics has not been formulated; no new criterion for the range of validity of the ...f applicability of LTG seems to remain larger than that of the [[Newtonian mechanics]]). Up to technological achievement of 21 century, the narrow beams of grav
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• Navier-Stokes equation
  http://www.scribd.com/doc/8314363/Fluid-Mechanics-L-D-Landau-E-M-Lifschitz L.D.Landau. E.M.Lifshitz. Fluid Mechanics. Volume 6 of the course of Theoretical Physics,
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• Fluid Mechanics
  '''Fluid Mechanics''' is [[science]], part of [[physics]], that deals with flows of liquids and gases. The basic equation of the fluid mechanics is the
  647 bytes (86 words) - 14:30, 20 June 2013
• Navier-Stokes from variational principle
  ...3/Fluid-Mechanics-L-D-Landau-E-M-Lifschitz L.D.Landau. E.M.Lifshitz. Fluid Mechanics. Volume 6 of the course of Theoretical Physics, Translation from Russian by
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• Quantum reflection
  This phenomenon can be described in terms of [[quantum mechanics]] and has no classical analogy. Although the principles of [[quantum mechanics]] apply to any particles, usually the term '''quantum reflection''' means r
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• Ridged mirror
  [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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• Mathematics
  :[[Mechanics]]
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• Art
  ...20, as soon, as the need to distinguish it from the new concepts (quantum mechanics) had been formulated.
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• Time
  In the non–relativistic mechanics, time appears as universal parameter; the state of any system is supposed t
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• Fourier transform
  In [[Quantum mechanics]], function \(A\) may have sense of the [[wave function]] in the [[coordina [[Category:Quantun mechanics]]
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• Quantum Mechanics
  '''Quantum Mechanics''' is deterministic [[science|scientific]] theory, commonly accepted since ...order of the [[Planck's constant or smaller]]. Usually, the term [[quantum mechanics]] refers to the case of non-relativistic movement, when [[time]] can be con
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• Iteration
  ...script is used to indicate the number of iterate is used also in [[quantum mechanics]] and the linear impulsive control
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• Inertioids
  [[Classical mechanics]],
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• Logunov Theory of Gratity
  [[Classical mechanics]],
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