Causality in Classical Physics

TL;DR

This paper explores the relationship between nonlocality and causality in classical physics, identifying conditions under which causality is preserved despite nonlocal phenomena.

Contribution

It analyzes how nonlocality in classical physics can coexist with causality, defining the domain where causality remains intact.

Findings

Identifies a domain of space and time preserving causality

Clarifies the implications of nonlocality on causality in classical physics

Provides a framework for understanding nonlocal phenomena without violating causality

Abstract

Classical physics encompasses the study of physical phenomena which ranges from local (a point) to nonlocal (a region) in space and/or time. We discuss the concept of spatial and temporal nonlocality. However, one of the likely implications pertaining to nonlocality is non-causality. We study causality in the context of phenomena involving nonlocality. An appropriate domain of space and time which preserves causality is identified.