Noninstantaneity
Noninstantaneity is a concept in physics that refers to the idea that certain physical processes or phenomena cannot be described as instantaneous events. Instead, noninstantaneity implies that changes or occurrences take place over a period of time, with a finite duration.
In classical mechanics, noninstantaneity is a fundamental property of mechanical systems, which cannot change their state
In quantum mechanics, noninstantaneity is exemplified by the concept of wave-particle duality, where particles, such as
The concept of noninstantaneity has significant implications for our understanding of physical phenomena and the laws