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- Path_integral_formulation quote ""...we see that the integrand in must be of the form where F is a function of , which remains finite as h tends to zero. Let us now picture one of the intermediate qs, say qk, as varying continuously while the other ones are fixed. Owing to the smallness of h, we shall then in general have F/h varying extremely rapidly. This means that will vary periodically with a very high frequency about the value zero, as a result of which its integral will be practically zero. The only important part in the domain of integration of qk is thus that for which a comparatively large variation in qk produces only a very small variation in F. This part is the neighbourhood of a point for which F is stationary with respect to small variations in qk. We can apply this argument to each of the variables of integration ....and obtain the result that the only important part in the domain of integration is that for which F is stationary for small variations in all intermediate qs. ...We see that F has for its classical analogue , which is just the action function which classical mechanics requires to be stationary for small variations in all the intermediate qs. This shows the way in which equation goes over into classical results when h becomes extremely small."".
- Path_integral_formulation source "Dirac op. cit., p. 69".
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