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Path integral formulation (Due to Feynman) is a major formulation of Quantum Mechanics along with Matrix mechanics (Due to Heisenberg and Pauli), Wave Mechanics (Due to Schrodinger), and Variational Mechanics (Due to Dirac). DO NOT USE THIS TAG for line/contour integrals.
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How do you compute saddle point approximation of path integral for open quantum system?
Note: the question in this post is basically originated from here. Please refer to it first if you don't get the sense.
I'd like to know how you compute the saddle point approximation in the path inte …
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Is $ \hbar \rightarrow 0 $ in path integral merely technical thing? Is there any justificati...
I wonder whether the limit $ \hbar \rightarrow 0 $ in path integral is merely technical stuff when we explain the classical limit of quantum mechanics, or there may be any physical meaning or sense be …
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