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...due to the electromagnetic field, which has to be combined with [[quantum mechanics]] to treat small entities like atoms, or electrons, or other particles. To

...istry''' is a branch of [[theoretical chemistry]], which applies [[quantum mechanics]] and [[quantum field theory]] to address issues and problems in [[chemistr In quantum mechanics and quantum chemistry the atom is seen as a small, dense, positively charge

...ality''') refers to the double nature of light and matter at the [[quantum mechanics|quantum]] level. ...New Mexico. Retrieved April, 20th, 2008</ref> firmly established the wave-mechanics theory underlying current understanding of the wave nature of matter. In 19

...extraordinary mystery that has not been successfully explained by quantum mechanics or any other approach.<ref name=ColoradoExpWaveInter>[http://www.colorado.e ==[[Quantum mechanics]] and [[Wave-particle duality|wave-particle duality]]==

== Statistical mechanics derivation == ...wing two assumptions<ref>{{cite book|author=R. H. Fowler|title=Statistical Mechanics|edition=2nd Edition (Reprinted)|publisher= Cambridge University Press|pages

...n [[fluid dynamics]], so it is often considered a sub-field of [[continuum mechanics]]. See also [[granular material]]. * [[Thermodynamics]], [[statistical mechanics]], [[chemical kinetics|kinetics]] and [[physical chemistry]], for [[phase (

...human transportation has also existed. In the December issue of ''Popular Mechanics'' in 1957, engineer Honeywell predicted that by 2000 this technology would ...>Belfiore, Michael. "All Aboard the Hyperloop." Popular Mechanics. Popular Mechanics, 12 Aug. 2013. Web. 13 Oct. 2013.}}</ref>-->

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...2006, Vol. 59, Issue 11, in [[EBSCO]], on pseudoscientists' use of quantum mechanics

...electrodynamics (classical)|electrodynamics]]. The theory based on quantum mechanics ''and'' Maxwell equations is called [[quantum electrodynamics]].

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...echanics timeline.PNG|right|325px|Timeline for key scientists in classical mechanics}} ...cal'' is taken to distinguish this formulation of mechanics from [[quantum mechanics]], and from developments in [[quantum field theory]], in particular, [[quan

* Birkhoff, G., and von Neumann, J. (1936), "The Logic of Quantum Mechanics", ''[[Annals of Mathematics]]'' 37, 823–843.

...ting back and forth on a line around an equilibrium position. In [[quantum mechanics]], the one-dimensional harmonic oscillator is one of the few systems that c According to quantum mechanics, the wave function squared of a point mass, |&psi;(''x'')|&sup2;, is the

L. Pauling and E. Bright Wilson, ''Introduction to Quantum Mechanics'', McGraw-Hill, New York (1935), pp. 342, 343.

...]] deals with non-[[commutativity|commuting]] objects ([[operator (quantum mechanics)|operator]]s).

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...dation construction. Geotechnical engineers apply the principles of [[soil mechanics]] to analyse and design earthworks and buildings. == Soil mechanics ==

===Classical mechanics=== ===Quantum mechanics===