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Classical mechanics is a framework for describing motion and its changes without using quantum state descriptions.
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Classical mechanics is a framework for describing motion and its changes without using quantum state descriptions.
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Classical mechanics is a framework for describing motion and its changes without using quantum state descriptions.
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The entry names a family of nonquantum mechanics, rather than asserting that every classical model has identical assumptions.
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This editorial scope distinguishes classical mechanics from quantum mechanics.
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A framework's domain of application is not a claim that it exactly describes every physical system.
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The entry names a family of nonquantum mechanics, rather than asserting that every classical model has identical assumptions.
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