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rayrey
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if F is any function and H is the hamiltonian, then the Poisson Bracket of F and H, is given by:
[F,H] = dF/dt - [tex]\partial[/tex]F/[tex]\partial[/tex]t
Can someone show me how the right side of this equation comes about?
Also how can the normal derivative of F w.r.t t be different from the partial of F w.r.t t?
[F,H] = dF/dt - [tex]\partial[/tex]F/[tex]\partial[/tex]t
Can someone show me how the right side of this equation comes about?
Also how can the normal derivative of F w.r.t t be different from the partial of F w.r.t t?