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Quantum Mechanics: Path Integral Formulation
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This lecture covers the path integral formulation in quantum mechanics, discussing the Ehrenfest theorem, Lagrange and Hamilton formulations, classical mechanics, representation of dynamics evolution, and operator integration over momenta. It also explores the computation of the path integral solution for a free particle and the physical interpretation of the results.
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