The Path Integral, Perturbation Theory and Complex Actions
The Path Integral, Perturbation Theory and Complex Actions
The Path Integral, Perturbation Theory and Complex Actions
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• Now for a displaced point mass at a relative<br />
fixed position we have<br />
oves only along ∫ the line that sepanstant<br />
= −4m unit vector, <strong>and</strong> shifting the<br />
⃗r<br />
dt ′ (β µ (t ′ )β ν (t ′ ) − (1/2)η µν ) δ(t − t′ −|⃗x − ⃗r(t ′ ) − ⃗r|)<br />
|⃗x − ⃗r(t ′ ) − ⃗r|<br />
ce<br />
M<br />
•<br />
moves<br />
ˆr<br />
in the only former along we have the line that (5) sepaa<br />
constant t) 2 unit vector, <strong>and</strong> shifting the<br />
elds<br />
have r(t t t) = ⇥t ′ r(t) + |⃗x −ṙ(t)r(t)/v ⃗r(t ′ )| g<br />
GM ˆr<br />
• GM<br />
⇥ while ˆr at the second point we have<br />
r 2 (t) (1 + 2ṙ(t)/v (5)<br />
r(t t) 2 g). (6)<br />
cillators ll, we have with r(t t ⃗r r(t) = t =r(1 t) ′ + ⇥|⃗x r(t) + −⇤ ⃗r(t sin(⌃t ṙ(t)r(t)/v ′ ) − ⃗r| g<br />
t the origin, <strong>and</strong> that the motion is<br />
GM ˆr<br />
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