An Introduction to the Functional Formulation of Quantum Mechanics

The functional formulation of quantum mechanics and relativistic quantum field theories are widely studied subjects. Nevertheless, certain aspects of this formulation are frequently overlooked, in spite of their relevance from a structural point of view. This book aims to fill up this gap. The non-relativistic regime has been found particularly appropriate for these purposes.Contents:

Correspondence Rules. The Phase Space Path Integral
Schwinger Equations
Generating Functional of Green Functions
Constrained Systems
Noncommutative Systems
Appendices:

Some Useful Integrals
Preliminaries on Functional Analysis





Readership: Graduate students in theoretical physics and mathematical physics.