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  • '''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''' 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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  • ...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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  • ...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]] ([[квантовая механика]]) is scientific concept used in d ==Need In [[quantum mechanics]]==
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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • 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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  • ...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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  • ==Classical and quantum mechanics== ...hirokov has systematised the construction of classical limits of [[quantum mechanics]], see
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  • ...lar, to the real values of time \(z\) refers to the conventional [[Quantum mechanics]], where [[time]] appears as real parameter.
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  • ...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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  • 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''' 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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  • ...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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  • 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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  • [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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  • ...20, as soon, as the need to distinguish it from the new concepts (quantum mechanics) had been formulated.
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  • In the non–relativistic mechanics, time appears as universal parameter; the state of any system is supposed t
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  • In [[Quantum mechanics]], function \(A\) may have sense of the [[wave function]] in the [[coordina [[Category:Quantun mechanics]]
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  • '''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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  • ...script is used to indicate the number of iterate is used also in [[quantum mechanics]] and the linear impulsive control
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  • [[Classical mechanics]],
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  • [[Classical mechanics]],
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  • ...not all element satisfy, for example, the [[commutativity]]; in [[Quantum Mechanics]], such objects are called [[q-number]]s, to distinguish them from the
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  • ==Classical mechanics== In [[Classical mechanics]], momentum \(\vec P\) of a system appears as sum of momenta of the element
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  • #redirect[[Classical mechanics]]
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  • [[Trajectory]] is one of important concepts of the [[Classical mechanics]] that assumes that at each moment of [[time]] each particle has some defin In [[quantum mechanics]], term [[trajectory]] may refer to the set of states, the [[wavefunction]]
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  • The [[quantum mechanics]] and [[general relativity]] determine the fundamental scale for the to the
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  • [[Category:Mechanics]]
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  • [[Quantum mechanics]]
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  • *Fundamentals of [[quantum mechanics]] with [[Bose-Einstein condensate|BEC]].<ref name="mark07">{{cite journal
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  • V.Frolov and D.Fursaev. Statistical Mechanics on Axially Symmetric Space-Times with the Killing Horizon and Entropy of Ro V.Frolov and D.Fursaev, Statistical Mechanics of Charged Black Holes in Induced Einstein-Maxwell Gravity, [[Phys.Rev.D]]'
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  • V.Frolov and D.Fursaev. Statistical Mechanics on Axially Symmetric Space-Times with the Killing Horizon and Entropy of Ro V.Frolov and D.Fursaev, Statistical Mechanics of Charged Black Holes in Induced Einstein-Maxwell Gravity, [[Phys.Rev.D]]'
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  • [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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  • [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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  • ...e particle has left from the region between walls or not yet. In [[Wuantum mechanics]], the detection can be interpreted as absorption annihilation of a particl [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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  • ...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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  • ...excersise for the first-grade students who begin to learn the [[Classical mechanics]]. [[Classical mechanics]],
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  • ...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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  • [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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  • [[Classical mechanics]] [[Category:Classical mechanics]]
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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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  • ...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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  • operator in quantum mechanics and integral transform of a functions (see, for example, [[Fourier transfor
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  • In Quantum Mechanics, often, the following system is used: Wim Ubachs. Quantum Mechanics and the hydrogen atom. 2016.
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  • [[Quantum mechanics]], [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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  • For the application to [[quantum mechanics]] of the [[hydrogen atom]], it is assumed, that \(m\) is integer. ...only [[LegendreP]] is necessary for the direct application to the quantum mechanics with radial symmetry.
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  • [[Quantum mechanics]] by itself is completely deterministic theory; no exponentially growing de [[Category:Quantum mechanics]]
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  • [[Schroedinger equation]] is the basic equation of the [[Quantum mechanics]] Quantum mechanics happens to be especially efficient in the [[atomic physics]] and the [[mole
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  • Until creation (and reporting) of the [[Quantum mechanics]] and the [[Special theory of relativity]], the [[Classical mechanics]] is [[scientific fact]].
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  • ...dicates the number of iterations. This notation is borrowed from [[Quantum mechanics]], where
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  • ...done with the commercial devices. The investors, who did not know quantum mechanics, did not want to risk, and Ruvim's results were abandoned. It was beginning – Mom, Profi is really smart! Now I understand all quantum mechanics!
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  • In classical mechanics, the travel in time, and, in general, any [[time machine]] causes paradoxes In [[quantum mechanics]], hypothesis of existence of a [[time machine]] does not cause paradoxes,
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  • - It would be better if you taught mechanics and computer science, than read all the nonsense, - grumbled the king, - an
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  • Romans made a lot of mechanics. They had invented the metallurgy, the Roman alphabet. It was great achieve
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  • Q3. The measurable quantities of classical mechanics correspond to the linear [[Hemitian operator]]s acting on the space of the ...observable quantity \\[\hat F\\]can be interpreted in terms of [[classical mechanics]] in the following way: the [[mean value]] of the quantity \\[\hat F\\]meas
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  • [[Quantum mechanics]] ([[квантовая механика]]) is scientific concept used in d ==Need In [[quantum mechanics]]==
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  • - Mom, Profi is really smart! Now I understand all [[quantum mechanics]]!
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  • Since 1921, work with [[Dufit Hilbert]] on foundation of [[quantum mechanics]] ("Untersuchungen zur Quantentheorie")
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  • Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics ...osecution of Azat Miftakhov, an anarchist activist and graduate student in mechanics and mathematics at Moscow State University, began in the winter of 2019. In
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  • Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics
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  • [[Paradox]]es appear at the application of the [[classical mechanics]] to relativistic or quantum phenomena.<ref> The [[Paradox]]es of [[Quantum Mechanics]].
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  • ...archers, as it happened in the USSR with the theory of relativity, quantum mechanics, cybernetics, genetics and other sciences.
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  • [[Classical mechanics]], [[Category:Classical mechanics]]
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  • 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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  • - You have to finish your study. You have left the [[Humanity]], the Quantum mechanics and .. aa..<br>
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  • ...lar ignorance took place at the beginning of century 20 with the [[Quantum Mechanics]]: ...y, many researchers, even physicists, still try to "interpret" the Quantum mechanics instead of to postulate it as set of axioms of the scientific fact.</ref>
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  • ...cted from various sources for analysis of results about optics and quantum mechanics, id est "Laser Science". Then they happen to be useful in general physics < ...ori"/> had been suggested to classify, evaluate the articles about quantum mechanics and optics ("Laser science"); then the axioms happened to be useful in math
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  • ...perity» should be correctly described - in the similar way, as in Quantum Mechanics the term «particle» should be carefully defined.
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