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Higgsono
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Classical physics is a nonlinear theory, but how is it that? Why is it nonlinear? Also quantum mechanics is a linear theory so that the sum of the solutions of the schrödinger equation is itself a solution.
But I'm not sure I grasp this completely. Why is quantum mechanics linear while classical mechanics is not? Could someone give an example why classical mechanics is not linear.
But I'm not sure I grasp this completely. Why is quantum mechanics linear while classical mechanics is not? Could someone give an example why classical mechanics is not linear.