Abstract
For systems with constraints the question about a non-commutability of quantization and elimination of unphysical variables is studied in the framework of path integrals (PI). It is shown that one should take into consideration a curvilinear character of physical variables and their phase space reduction in order to provide a one-to-one correspondence between the Dirac scheme and PI description. The latter leads to a modification of the standard PI (PI with a gauge condition). A general recipe of a PI derivation is suggested for any method of picking out physical variables which corresponds to the Dirac scheme.
Citation Formats
Shabanov, S V.
Quantization of constrained systems and path integral in curvilinear supercoordinates.
USSR: N. p.,
1990.
Web.
Shabanov, S V.
Quantization of constrained systems and path integral in curvilinear supercoordinates.
USSR.
Shabanov, S V.
1990.
"Quantization of constrained systems and path integral in curvilinear supercoordinates."
USSR.
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title = {Quantization of constrained systems and path integral in curvilinear supercoordinates}
author = {Shabanov, S V}
abstractNote = {For systems with constraints the question about a non-commutability of quantization and elimination of unphysical variables is studied in the framework of path integrals (PI). It is shown that one should take into consideration a curvilinear character of physical variables and their phase space reduction in order to provide a one-to-one correspondence between the Dirac scheme and PI description. The latter leads to a modification of the standard PI (PI with a gauge condition). A general recipe of a PI derivation is suggested for any method of picking out physical variables which corresponds to the Dirac scheme.}
place = {USSR}
year = {1990}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {Quantization of constrained systems and path integral in curvilinear supercoordinates}
author = {Shabanov, S V}
abstractNote = {For systems with constraints the question about a non-commutability of quantization and elimination of unphysical variables is studied in the framework of path integrals (PI). It is shown that one should take into consideration a curvilinear character of physical variables and their phase space reduction in order to provide a one-to-one correspondence between the Dirac scheme and PI description. The latter leads to a modification of the standard PI (PI with a gauge condition). A general recipe of a PI derivation is suggested for any method of picking out physical variables which corresponds to the Dirac scheme.}
place = {USSR}
year = {1990}
month = {Dec}
}