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  • Fluid Mechanics, SG2214, HT2010 September 14, 2010. Exercise 5: Exact Solutions to the Navi
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  • [[Category:Classical mechanics]]
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  • In the [[Fluid mechanics]], the [[Serega function]] describes transfer from the [[Euler coordinates] [[Category:Classical mechanics]]
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  • ...rticular, in such a way the [[power function]] is interpreted in [[quantum mechanics]]; for example, \(\hat p^n \psi\) refers to iterative application of opera ...the [[complex number]]s, but the application to the operators of [[quantum mechanics]] is expected in future.
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  • ...any of the precedent moments of time. Such a case takes place in [[quantum mechanics]]; once the [Hamiltonian]] of the system is given and the state of the syst
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  • For example, many non-classical effects in [[quantum mechanics]] and some effects in the [[special theory of relativity]] had been qualifi
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  • ...ply happened because purges and vaporizations were a necessary part of the mechanics of government. The only real clue lay in the words ‘refs unpersons’, wh ...t ignored. It is; WHY should human equality be averted? Supposing that the mechanics of the process have been rightly described, what is the motive for this hug
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  • 12. Yu.M.Shirikov. Strongly singular potentials in one-dimensional quantum mechanics. "Theoretical and Mathematical physics <b>41</b> 291 (1979) Yu.M.Shirikov. Strongly singular potentials in three-dimensional quantum mechanics. "Theoretical and Mathematical physics <b>42</b> 45 (1980)
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  • [[Quantum mechanics]] [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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  • ...reproduce results of classical mechanics in the cases, where the classical mechanics is valid. ...iple by itself is much more general, than just relations between classical mechanics and the quantum one.
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  • This notation is borrowed from the [[Quantum mechanics]], where \(P^2(\psi)=P(P(\psi))\), but never \(P(\psi)^2\).
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  • [[Fluid mechanics]] [[Category:Fluid mechanics]]
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  • [[Quantum mechanics]] [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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  • [[Quantum mechanics]], [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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  • [[Quantum mechanics]]
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  • [[Quantum mechanics]], [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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  • ...on of the [[Schroedinger equation]] from the basic principles of [[Quantum mechanics]]. The detailed deduction, with all the intermediate formulas, is suggested Due to the associativity, that is fundamental principle of Quantum Mechanics,
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  • [[Quantum mechanics]] [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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  • [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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  • operator in quantum mechanics and integral transform of a functions (see, for example, [[Fourier transfor
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