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Fermionic Path Integral<br />

SUSY<br />

References<br />

The end<br />

Complex <strong>Grassmann</strong> variables<br />

<strong>Grassmann</strong> <strong>Variables</strong><br />

Path Integral<br />

Since Dirac field is complex-valued, we have to introduce complex<br />

<strong>Grassmann</strong> numbers: η, θ <strong>and</strong> define the complex conjugation to<br />

reverse the order of products: (θη) ≡ ηθ = −θη<br />

To integrate over complex <strong>Grassmann</strong> numbers, let us define:<br />

η = η1 + iη2<br />

√ 2<br />

<strong>and</strong> η = η1 − iη2<br />

√ 2<br />

now we can treat η; η as independent <strong>Grassmann</strong> numbers <strong>and</strong><br />

adopt the convention � dη � dηηη = 1<br />

Anna Pachol GV,SUSY ans SHO

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