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Application of Classical Mechanics at Extremely Condition

Xie Qian

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Suitable limits of classical mechanics are given in this paper. Application of classical mechanics at extreme conditions is analyzed by calculating third cosmic velocity and estimating the radius of atomic nucleus. The two given examples are definite representative, and are very important for studying physics theories and understanding physics thinking.

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Suitable limits of classical mechanics are given in this paper. Application of classical mechanics at extreme conditions is analyzed by calculating third cosmic velocity and estimating the radius of atomic nucleus. The two given examples are definite representative, and are very important for studying physics theories and understanding physics thinking.

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Suitable limits of classical mechanics are given in this paper. Application of classical mechanics at extreme conditions is analyzed by calculating third cosmic velocity and estimating the radius of atomic nucleus. The two given examples are definite representative, and are very important for studying physics theories and understanding physics thinking.

Key concepts: Analytical mechanics, Analytical dynamics, Classical physics, Classical mechanics, Physics, Statistical mechanics, Theoretical physics, Mechanics

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