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Programming languages and toolssical physics the perturbation induced by the interaction between a measured system and a measuring apparatus can be made as small as desired. In other words the principles of classical physics allow us to know the current state of a system with an arbitrarily small disturbance; this may be called n

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Shuo Gao,Shuo Yan,Hang Zhao,Arokia Nathan one empirically valid in a subdomain of the other. It is a basic requirement that a theory superseding the previous one must be compatible with the former at a suitable limit. As a prelude to discussing the classical limit of quantum mechanics, we recall some relevant aspects of this general issue.

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,Einstein’s Critique of Quantum Mechanics: A Reappraisal,A popular impression of Einstein’s persistent misgivings about quantum mechanics is that the old man could not or did not try enough to cope with the radical change of the conceptual paradigm entailed by the quantum revolution.