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-which is extremely similar to the [[equations:canonical_commutation_relations|canonical commutation relations]] in quantum mechanics:
+which is extremely similar to the [[formulas:canonical_commutation_relations|canonical commutation relations]] in quantum mechanics:
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-Poisson brackets play more or less the same role in [[theories:classical_mechanics:newtonian|classical mechanics]] that [[equations:canonical_commutation_relations|commutators]] do in [[theories:quantum_mechanics:canonical|quantum mechanics]].
+Poisson brackets play more or less the same role in [[theories:classical_mechanics:newtonian|classical mechanics]] that [[formulas:canonical_commutation_relations|commutators]] do in [[theories:quantum_mechanics:canonical|quantum mechanics]].
 Poisson brackets are also important in thermodynamics, see https://johncarlosbaez.wordpress.com/2012/01/23/classical-mechanics-versus-thermodynamics-part-2/ and M. J. Peterson, Analogy between thermodynamics and mechanics, American Journal of Physics 47 (1979), 488–490.