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Westerkamp, Werner: Recent results in infinite dimensional analysis and applications to Feynman integrals. 1995
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Introduction
Preliminaries
Some facts on nuclear triples
Holomorphy on locally convex spaces
Generalized functions in infinite dimensional analysis
Measures on linear topological spaces
Concept of distributions in infinite dimensional analysis
Appell polynomials associated to the measure µ
The dual Appell system and the representation theorem for P´(N´)
Test functions on a linear space with measure
Distributions
Integral transformations
Characterization theorems
The Wick product
Positive distributions
Change of measure
Gaussian analysis
The Hida spaces (N) and (N)´
Construction and properties
U--functionals and the characterization theorems
Corollaries
The nuclear triple of Kondratiew
Construction
Description of test functions by infinite dimensional holomorphy
The spaces G and M
Definitions and examples
The pointwise product
Integrating out Donsker's delta
Analyticity of shifts
Composition with projection operators
The Meyer-Yan triple
The scaling operator
Donsker`s delta "function"
Complex scaling of Donsker's delta
Products of Donsker`s deltas
Complex scaling of finite dimensional Hida distributions
Series of Donsker`s deltas
Local Time
Concept of path integration in a white noise framework
The free Feynman integrand
The unperturbed harmonic oscillator
An example: Quantum mechanics on a circle
Feynman integrals and complex scaling
General remarks
Inspection of the Doss approach
Quantum mechanical propagators in terms of white noise distributions
An extension of the Khandekar Streit method
The Feynman integrand as a Hida distribution
The Feynman integrand in (S)-¹
Verifying the Schrödinger equation
The Feynman integrand for the perturbed harmonic oscillator
The Feynman integrand for the Albeverio Høegh-Krohn class
Introduction
The Feynman integrand as a generalized white noise functional
A new look at Feynman Hibbs
Transition amplitudes
Relation to operator notation
A functional form of the canonical commutation relations
Ehrenfest's theorem
Bibliography