Mathematical Methods in Classical and Quantum Mechanics
Linearity refers to the property of a mathematical system where the output is directly proportional to the input, allowing for superposition. This concept means that if you combine two inputs, the resulting output will be the sum of the outputs from each input applied individually. It is crucial in understanding various mathematical frameworks, such as vector spaces and transformations, and has important implications in both classical mechanics and quantum mechanics.
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