Lecture

Quantum Mechanics Evolution

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Description

This lecture covers the representation for evolution in quantum mechanics derived from the Ehrenfest theorem and Lagrange & Hamiltonian formalism. It explains the physical interpretation of trajectories, the use of path integrals, and the application of Berth integrals in statistical mechanics.

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