Lecture

Gaussian Path Integrals: Composition Property

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Description

This lecture covers the evolution of wave packets, the path integral representation of the propagator, Gaussian integrals review, and the composition property of the propagator. It delves into the analytical continuation and differential equations for the propagator, emphasizing the Gaussian path integrals and their significance in quantum mechanics.

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