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How is this different from Lagrangian mechanics? It seems as though the author is substituting "action" in Lagrangian mechanics for "task" and calling it a new
by skulk 5y ago
How is this different from Lagrangian mechanics? It seems as though the author is substituting "action" in Lagrangian mechanics for "task" and calling it a new theory.
- wrnr 5y agoDunno, but I wonder if there are even "tasks" in CT that don't use energy. I think even a proton will lose energy through redshifting.
- jonsen 5y agoI think they are trying to explain the connection between the past and the future. Classical models only describes the effect of the past into the future.