Talk:History of variational principles in physics

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[edit] Fork

Uhh, I think its a bad idea to fork the article on principle of least action. I don't mind having an article with this title, but the latin and its translation should be covered in either that article, or this article, but not both. linas 00:33, 19 July 2006 (UTC)