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Mechanics (from
Ancient Gr****: μηχανική, mēkhanikḗ, lit. "of machines") is the area of
physics concerned with the
relationships between force, matter...
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Quantum mechanics is a
fundamental theory in
physics that
describes the
behavior of
nature at and
below the
scale of atoms.: 1.1 It is the foundation...
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classical mechanics is a
physical theory describing the
motion of
macroscopic objects, from
projectiles to
parts of
machinery and
astronomical objects...
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Hamiltonian mechanics is a
reformulation of
Lagrangian mechanics that
emerged in 1833.
Introduced by Sir
William Rowan Hamilton,
Hamiltonian mechanics replaces...
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Orbital mechanics or
astrodynamics is the
application of
ballistics and
celestial mechanics to the
practical problems concerning the
motion of rockets...
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Fluid mechanics is the
branch of
physics concerned with the
mechanics of
fluids (liquids, gases, and plasmas) and the
forces on them.: 3 It has applications...
- In physics,
Lagrangian mechanics is a
formulation of
classical mechanics founded on the stationary-action
principle (also
known as the
principle of least...
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Quantum mechanics is the
study of
matter and its
interactions with
energy on the
scale of
atomic and
subatomic particles. By contrast,
classical physics...
- In physics,
statistical mechanics is a
mathematical framework that
applies statistical methods and
probability theory to
large ****emblies of microscopic...
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Mechanics' institutes, also
known as
mechanics' institutions,
sometimes simply known as institutes, and also
called schools of arts (especially in the...
