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I understand the progator in general but could someone explain this equation for the propagator at t = 0 for me:
[tex]\delta(x' - x) = K(x',x;0,0) = \sum_m \psi_n(x')\psi_n(x)[/tex]
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I am confused about the dfiference between x' and x. It seems like the Kronecker would make more sense than Dirac here?
[tex]\delta(x' - x) = K(x',x;0,0) = \sum_m \psi_n(x')\psi_n(x)[/tex]
?
I am confused about the dfiference between x' and x. It seems like the Kronecker would make more sense than Dirac here?