Comment author:alex2718
24 March 2012 05:08:33PM
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When we sum over all paths some paths are longer than others. The argument says that the phase arrow will move further round because the time is longer. If the time is longer the the path won't end at the destination at the right time to coincide with the other paths. So how can this work?
When we sum over all paths some paths are longer than others. The argument says that the phase arrow will move further round because the time is longer. If the time is longer the the path won't end at the destination at the right time to coincide with the other paths. So how can this work?