Physics Asked on March 25, 2021
This will definitely reveal my ignorance, but from what I know the path integral of a quantum particle is something like a weighted sum of all the possible paths the particle can take. Since a quantum particle’s wavefunction obeys a (complex) wave equation, can we think of non-quantum waves as being weighted sums of paths of individual particles?
I am confident that there is something that I am very wrong about in this question, but please enlighten me.
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