Talk:Adiabatic theorem
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I have listed the article as being of high importance within physics because it certainly does more that "fill in more minor details". My field is Atomic and molecular physics, in which we run accross this concept regularly in describing the behaviour of a system around an avoided energy level crossing. I would be interested to know whether other people agree with this rating. I'm working on an expanded version of the article.--DJIndica (talk) 02:27, 18 November 2007 (UTC)
