The Future of Classical Physics: Investigating its Relevance in Modern Science

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All is said. Even if I am the last mohican, and I have no future, I still investigate the classical physics.
 
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hclatomic said:
All is said. Even if I am the last mohican, and I have no future, I still investigate the classical physics.
Fluid mechanics, nonlinear elasticity and nonlinear dynamics are active areas of research, at least in physics inspired applied mathematics.

Welcome, I hope you will enjoy it here and continue to do whatever has your strongest interests.
 
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