Difference between revisions of "Correspondence principle"

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The '''Correspondence Principle''' in physics means that a new scientific theory must give the same results as an established theory under conditions for which the established theory has already been verified.
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An example of the Correspondence Principle is that for velocity much less than the speed of light, the new scientific [[Theory of Special Relativity]] yields the same result as Newtonian mechanics.
 
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