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How to make the question about "the principle of optimization" not opinion-based?
The question in question: Why isn't the principle of least action named as "the principle of optimization"?
I suppose that one solution is to define what optimization/optimal state/optimized state is. …
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How to make the question about "the principle of optimization" not opinion-based?
Perhaps it can be asked on chat?
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Should close notices be more specific?
Recently I've asked an off-topic question: How to plot forcing oscillation with damping correctly?. The close notice has only one line of instruction:
This question does not appear to be about phy …
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