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| with suitable choices of H, Hamilton's equations still hold true for any system | with suitable choices of H, Hamilton's equations still hold true for any system | ||
| of classical equations whatever, not just for Newton's equations. In particular, this will be the case for the Maxwell(-Lorentz) theory that we shall be | of classical equations whatever, not just for Newton's equations. In particular, this will be the case for the Maxwell(-Lorentz) theory that we shall be | ||
| - | considering shortly. Hamilton's equations also hold true for [[theories:special_relativity|special relativity]]. | + | considering shortly. Hamilton's equations also hold true for [[models:special_relativity|special relativity]]. |
| - | Even[[theories:general_relativity| general relativity]] can, if due care is exercised, be subsumed into the | + | Even[[models:general_relativity| general relativity]] can, if due care is exercised, be subsumed into the |
| Hamiltonian framework. Moreover, as we shall see later with [[equations:schroedinger_equation|Schrodinger's | Hamiltonian framework. Moreover, as we shall see later with [[equations:schroedinger_equation|Schrodinger's | ||
| equation]] (p. 288), this Hamiltonian framework provides the taking-off point | equation]] (p. 288), this Hamiltonian framework provides the taking-off point | ||
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