Classical: adjective
We use classical to refer to the culture of the past and to art forms which belong to a long formal tradition: …

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classical
adjective
us/ˈklæs·ɪ·kəl/

classicaladjective (ANCIENT)

world history
belonging to or relating to the culture of ancient Rome and Greece:
classical architecture/languages

classicaladjective (TRADITIONAL)

traditional in style or form, or using methods developed over a long period of time:
classical ballet

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The power of the classical twin study to resolve variation in threshold traits.
One such property concerns the construction of quantum wave functions semiclassically from classical quantities.
Decoherence on the coin only does not produce a top-hat distribution, instead the distribution develops a cusp as it passes from quantum to classical.
Several problems have been shown to admit an increase in speed for a quantum computer compared with classical computation.
We also call it the erasure map, as it corresponds to an erasure of (quantum and classical) information.
In fact, the correct definitions of head and leftmost reduction are more subtle than in the classical calculus.
In this way, we refine and strengthen these classical normalisation theorems.
In light of the fact that leftmost reduction on x is non-deterministic, these generalise the leftmost normalisation theorem for the classical -calculus.
First we give the classical definition, which considers types and terms only up to equivalence.
Concerning the first two points, the difference compared with classical measurement is well understood.
On the other hand, boolean lattices form classical categories that are not generally compact, but have trivial hom-sets.
On the other hand, domain theory has brought tools from classical topology to the study of partial order based models.
We believe that it would be interesting to deepen the study of classical categories via this lambda calculus.
Using classical logic, it is possible to extend every partial function to a total one.
Lagrangian submanifolds are maximal submanifolds, on which the symplectic form vanishes; they represent so-called semi-classical approximations to quantum mechanical wave functions.
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