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The Propagator and Path Integral Quantization for the New Dirac Equation
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Several changes were made in this second revision. The changes are highlighted in orange on the "PDF for tracked changes." The changes include:
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- Equation 25 has been simplified with fewer steps.
- Equation 29, to be fully consistent with Equation 18, has been corrected by replacing q_a abd q_b with q and the steps shown reflect this. Also, there are fewer steps in equation 29.
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- Equation 30 has been corrected by replacing each of the q_1, ... q_n with q as it is not necessary to have distinct q's.
- In equations 31 and 32, the variables (x, q) have been swapped with the variables (x', q') for consistency of notation with equations 27 and 28.
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- Equation 36 has been simplified with fewer steps.
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- Equation 41, to be fully consistent with Equations 18 and 29, has been corrected by replacing q_a abd q_b with q and the steps shown reflect this. Also, there are fewer steps in equation 41.
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