Difference between revisions of "Classical physics"

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'''Classical physics''' refers to [[physics]] based primarily on the discoveries of [[Isaac Newton]], without any use of the [[Theory of Relativity]].
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'''Classical physics''' refers to [[physics]] based primarily on the discoveries of [[Isaac Newton]] and other pre-20<sup>th</sup> century scientists before the developments of the [[Theory of Relativity]] or the [[Quantum Mechanics]].
 
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Revision as of 16:54, January 1, 2008

Classical physics refers to physics based primarily on the discoveries of Isaac Newton and other pre-20th century scientists before the developments of the Theory of Relativity or the Quantum Mechanics.