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    quantum physics

    because it describes the behavior of particles and systems from fundamental principles without relying on empirical observations alone. Instead, it’s based on mathematical frameworks like quantum mechanics and quantum field theory. for example Schrodinger equation

    classical mechanics
    Classical mechanics is not typically referred to as an “ab initio” model in the same sense as quantum mechanics. it depends on empirical data also

    classical electromagnetism
    Classical electromagnetism, as described by Maxwell’s equations, is not typically considered an “ab initio” model in the same sense as some theories in quantum mechanics. The foundations of classical electromagnetism are grounded in experimental observations and empirical laws, including:

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