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Questions on various methods and aspects of quantization
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1-dimensional pure gauge theory
Just to add something about Gauss' law to the excellent previous answer: The Hamiltonian of a pure gauge theory, as initially derived from the Lagrangean, typically has the structure $H=E^2 +B^2 - A_0 …
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The Planck constant for mathematicians
To supplement the excellent answers previously given, some more remarks situated in the canonical quantization formalism, which is equivalent (at physicist level) to the path integral formalism referred …
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