Sentences with phrase «from classical mechanics»

Unlike its namesake, Quantum Theory makes no attempt to depart from classical mechanics - it merely diminishes them.

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Hence, panpsychism categorically rejects as a colossal metaphysical error the entire tradition of atomistic materialism from Democritus to Lucretius to classical Newtonian mechanics.
How does classical mechanics emerge from quantum mechanics, and where is the threshold that divides the realms?
According to Dr Frankcombe, «this work demonstrates that these classical, intuitive ideas of individual electron movements have been the right way to look at chemical reactivity all along, even though they previously had little support from quantum mechanics
So scientists have tried involving quantum mechanics as well, because information that is encoded into a quantum system behaves differently from a classical system.
However, this «coherence» lasts for only a fraction of a second before the whole system decoheres — a phenomenon that marks the transition from the realm of quantum to classical mechanics.
Magnetism at the atomic level is driven by quantum mechanics — a fact that has shaken up classical physics calculations and called for increasingly complex, first - principle calculations, or calculations working forward from fundamental physics equations rather than relying on assumptions that reduce computational workload.
Quantum correlations represent a characteristic trait of quantum mechanics that in recent years has become a formidable tool for overcoming classical limits in several fields ranging from computation and communication to imaging and metrology.
Atomistic and coarse - grained models — ranging from classical molecular dynamics to quantum mechanics and the hierarchy of models in between — have provided unprecedented levels of insight into a wide range of chemical, biological, and soft matter and solid - state phenomena.
How far it departs from the cyclical expectations of classical mechanics is unknowable — but depart it does.
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