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formalisms [2018/05/06 09:20]
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   * The [[formalisms:​hamiltonian_formalism|Hamiltonian formalism]],​ where we describe the evolution of our system as a trajectory in [[basic_tools:​phase_space|phase space]].   * The [[formalisms:​hamiltonian_formalism|Hamiltonian formalism]],​ where we describe the evolution of our system as a trajectory in [[basic_tools:​phase_space|phase space]].
   * The [[formalisms:​lagrangian_formalism|Lagrangian formalism]],​ where we describe the evolution of our system as a trajectory in [[basic_tools:​configuration_space|configuration space]].   * The [[formalisms:​lagrangian_formalism|Lagrangian formalism]],​ where we describe the evolution of our system as a trajectory in [[basic_tools:​configuration_space|configuration space]].
-  * The Newtonian formalism where we describe the system in terms of trajectories in real space.+  * The Newtonian formalism where we describe the system in terms of trajectories in everyday ​space.
   * The Schrödinger formalism, where we describe the system in terms of abstract vectors living in [[basic_tools:​hilbert_space|Hilbert space]]. ​   * The Schrödinger formalism, where we describe the system in terms of abstract vectors living in [[basic_tools:​hilbert_space|Hilbert space]]. ​
  
-Each formalism has strengths and weaknesses. Which one is better depends on the system we wish to describe. +Each formalism has strengths and weaknesses ​and which one is better depends on the system we wish to describe.
  
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