3.30 p.m., Seminar Hall Feynman path integrals in the finite dimensional case and applications Prof. David Mumford Professor Emeritus of Applied Mathematics Brown University, U.S.A. 04-09-14 Abstract The point is that one can compute exp(itH), H being nxn, integrating over "paths" that jump between the n eigenstates of H and this allows one to compute, for instance, what quantum computers may do when in contact with a heat bath. Some basic knowledge of the formalism of quantum mechanics is the prerequisite.
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