PATH INTEGRAL OF A SYMMETRY SYSTEM WITH CONSTRAINTS

MA Qian-Cheng; RUAN Tu-Nan

Chinese Physics C> 1985, Vol. 9> Issue(2) : 168-173

PATH INTEGRAL OF A SYMMETRY SYSTEM WITH CONSTRAINTS

MA Qian-Cheng ^, ,
RUAN Tu-Nan

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When constraints of a system form a function group, the path integral quantum amplitude can exactly be beduced without adding the restrictions {χ_i,χ_j}=0 which are imposed on the gauge conditions or the "weak" concept. It can be shown that the contraints produced by symmetry just form a function group. Most of the interesting systems in physics are such symmetrical systems.

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MA Qian-Cheng and RUAN Tu-Nan. PATH INTEGRAL OF A SYMMETRY SYSTEM WITH CONSTRAINTS[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1985, 9(2): 168-173.

MA Qian-Cheng and RUAN Tu-Nan. PATH INTEGRAL OF A SYMMETRY SYSTEM WITH CONSTRAINTS[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1985, 9(2): 168-173. shu

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PATH INTEGRAL OF A SYMMETRY SYSTEM WITH CONSTRAINTS

MA Qian-Cheng ^,
RUAN Tu-Nan

Corresponding author: MA Qian-Cheng,

Received Date: 1900-01-01
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1985-04-05

Abstract: When constraints of a system form a function group, the path integral quantum amplitude can exactly be beduced without adding the restrictions {χ_i,χ_j}=0 which are imposed on the gauge conditions or the "weak" concept. It can be shown that the contraints produced by symmetry just form a function group. Most of the interesting systems in physics are such symmetrical systems.