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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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What is the point of path integral for boson and fermion?
I think as you have said, the biggest difference is the statistics. The number of boson on one quantum state is infinite while the number of fermion on one quantum state is limited to one. This lead t …
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