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I never was able to get a feel for the action in classical mechanics, other than it was formally true and made solving a lot of wacky problems way easier. So thanks for the pointer to the Hamilton-Jacobi equation. I like that Schrödinger's equation can sorta be viewed as the diffusion equation with a phase tossed in, so it's interesting and surprising that there's an analogue in classical mechanics. (Maybe I was absent from class that day.)
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