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== Instances == Some examples of a semiclassical approximation include: * [[WKB approximation]]: electrons in classical external [[electromagnetic field]]s. * [[semiclassical gravity]]: [[quantum field theory]] within a classical [[curved space|curved]] [[gravity|gravitational]] background (see [[general relativity]]). * [[quantum chaos]]: quantization of classical [[Chaos theory|chaotic]] systems. * magnetic properties of materials and astrophysical bodies under the effect of large magnetic fields (see for example [[De Haas–Van Alphen effect]]) * [[quantum field theory]]: only [[Feynman diagram]]s with at most a single closed loop (see for example [[one-loop Feynman diagram]]) are considered, which corresponds to the powers of the Planck constant.
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