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Wave function / Lagrangian mechanics / Operator / Energy operator / Hamiltonian / Classical mechanics / Hamilton–Jacobi equation / Schrödinger equation / Physics / Quantum mechanics / Equations of motion
Date: 2013-09-09 12:45:08
Wave function
Lagrangian mechanics
Operator
Energy operator
Hamiltonian
Classical mechanics
Hamilton–Jacobi equation
Schrödinger equation
Physics
Quantum mechanics
Equations of motion

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