What is another word for classical physics?
Pronunciation:
[ klˈasɪkə͡l fˈɪzɪks], [ klˈasɪkəl fˈɪzɪks], [ k_l_ˈa_s_ɪ_k_əl f_ˈɪ_z_ɪ_k_s]
Related words: classical mechanics, classical thermodynamics, classical electronics
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Synonyms for Classical physics:
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)- determinism,
- electromotive force,
- crystal,
- magnetic field,
- lagrangian mechanics,
- quantum mechanics,
- special relativity,
- ideal gas,
- hamiltonian mechanics,
- galilean relativity,
- classical mechanics,
- x-ray,
- Chaos Theory,
- special theory of relativity,
- ultraviolet catastrophe,
- electric current,
- classical thermodynamics,
- coulomb's law,
- choke coil,
- hamiltonian formalism,
- general relativity,
- temperature,
- boltzmann constant,
- philosophiae naturalis principia mathematica,
- Nonlinear Dynamics,
- statistical mechanics,
- newton's law of motion,
- classical electromagnetism,
- superfluidity,
- momentum,
- differential equation,
- free energy,
- ohm's law,
- molecule,
- Eddy current,
- Maxwell's Equations,
- velocity,
- electrical resistance,
- elastic collision,
- geomagnetism,
- thermodynamics,
- Newtonian Mechanics,
- young's modulus,
- classical electrodynamics,
- Joule's law.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- canvass,
- branch of knowledge,
- resistance,
- form,
- force field,
- outgrowth,
- forge,
- bailiwick,
- field of study,
- roentgenogram,
- field of honor,
- particle,
- class,
- fork,
- configuration,
- organize,
- special relativity theory,
- natural philosophy,
- discipline,
- scientific knowledge,
- grade,
- orbit,
- take shape,
- make,
- frame,
- variety,
- organization,
- area,
- shape,
- limb,
- conformation,
- x-ray photograph,
- material body,
- offset,
- newton's law,
- skill,
- mannikin,
- separate,
- line of business,
- manikin,
- work,
- meditate,
- speed,
- arrangement,
- voltage,
- kind,
- anatomy,
- current,
- law of motion,
- pattern,
- arm,
- phase,
- choke,
- watch crystal,
- examine,
- phenomenon,
- variant,
- knowledge,
- chassis,
- organisation,
- field of battle,
- theater,
- quartz,
- crystallization,
- contour,
- speck,
- resistivity,
- impedance,
- mote,
- noesis,
- hit the books,
- watch glass,
- natural science,
- scheme,
- field of force,
- lechatelierite,
- energy,
- playing field,
- science,
- flying field,
- take,
- physics,
- battleground,
- written report,
- spring,
- theater of operations,
- general theory of relativity,
- signifier,
- descriptor,
- var.,
- quartz glass,
- impulse,
- take form,
- sketch,
- physical science,
- report,
- mannequin,
- soma,
- system of rules,
- field,
- magnetic flux,
- physical body,
- manakin,
- scientific discipline,
- cogitation,
- physique,
- offshoot,
- subdivision,
- electric resistance,
- perfect gas,
- field of operation,
- build,
- strain,
- x-ray picture,
- flesh,
- human body,
- battlefield,
- analyze,
- champaign,
- bod,
- subject,
- field of view,
- theatre,
- course,
- analyse,
- learn,
- study,
- consider,
- x ray,
- choking coil,
- mould,
- theatre of operations,
- system,
- survey,
- subject field,
- x-radiation,
- mold,
- emf,
- vitreous silica,
- branch,
- ramification,
- read,
- general relativity theory,
- sphere,
- roentgen ray,
- arena,
- cast,
- imprint,
- field of operations,
- subject area,
- furcate,
- atom,
- athletic field,
- cognition,
- plain,
- figure,
- ramify,
- organise,
- constitute,
- contemplate,
- flux,
- playing area,
- leg,
- sort,
- domain,
- airfield,
- word form,
- landing field,
- corpuscle.
How to use "Classical physics" in context?
Classical physics is the branch of physics that uses classical notions of matter and energy. In classical physics, a physical object is generally considered to be a perfect, isolated system that obeys the laws of physics as prescribed by classical mechanics. These laws were first formulated by Isaac Newton in his 17th century Principia. The philosophical underpinnings of classical physics are that physical reality is fundamentally orderly and that the world can be understood by understanding the motions of matter and their interactions. Classical physics is the foundation of modern physics.
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