A simple definition of the Feynman integral, with applications / [electronic resource] R.H. Cameron and D.A. Storvick.

By: Cameron, Robert Horton, 1908-Contributor(s): Storvick, David Arne, 1929-Material type: TextTextSeries: Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society ; v. 288Publication details: Providence, R.I., USA : American Mathematical Society, 1983Description: 1 online resource (iv, 46 p.)ISBN: 9781470406981 (online)Subject(s): Feynman integrals | Function spacesAdditional physical formats: simple definition of the Feynman integral, with applications /DDC classification: 510 s | 515.4/2 LOC classification: QA3 | .A57 no. 288 | QA312Online resources: Contents | Contents
Contents:
1. Introduction: Definition of the sequential Feynman integral 2. The spaces of functionals $\hat {S}$ and $S^*$ 3. Existence of the sequential Feynman integral on $\hat {S}$ and $S^*$ 4. Transformation theorems 5. Order reversal theorems 6. Applications 7. Relationships to other sequential definitions of the Feynman integral
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1. Introduction: Definition of the sequential Feynman integral 2. The spaces of functionals $\hat {S}$ and $S^*$ 3. Existence of the sequential Feynman integral on $\hat {S}$ and $S^*$ 4. Transformation theorems 5. Order reversal theorems 6. Applications 7. Relationships to other sequential definitions of the Feynman integral

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