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...k to find <math>E(r)</math>, where <math>r</math> is called the [[w:Field_(physics)|field point]]. To be useful in calculating the field, field point must lie ...more significant is that it leads directly to a superior form of Maxwell's equations that uses partial derivatives instead of integrals. ...

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...'''quantum physics''', or '''quantum theory''') is a branch of [[w:physics|physics]] which deals with physical phenomena at microscopic scales. It departs fro ...ut the theory of quantum mechanics, but that has no basis in the classical physics of Isaac Newton. A particle is likely to be in the quantum realm if eithe ...

...'''quantum physics''', or '''quantum theory''') is a branch of [[w:physics|physics]] which deals with physical phenomena at microscopic scales. It departs fro ...light|speed of light]], and sizes much greater than that of atoms. Modern physics is usually concerned with high velocities and small distances.]] ...

...[[wikipedia:liquid|liquid]] that causes that layer to behave as an elastic sheet. It allows [[wikipedia:insect|insects]], such as the [[wikipedia:water stri Applying [[wikipedia:Newtonian physics|Newtonian physics]] to the forces that arise owing to surface tension accurately predicts man ...

...t at the level of undergraduate, or ambitious high-school, mathematics and physics. ...d to be ''inertial''. This leads to an important principle of geometrical physics: ...

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...ton's laws of motion|Newton's laws of motion]], can be expressed with two equations, <math> m\vec a = \sum\vec F_j \,</math> and <math>\vec F_{ij}=-\vec F_{ji <small>Also, [[w: Drag (physics)|air drag]] often depends on speed, an effect this model fails to capture.< ...

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