arXiv:dg-ga/9707026

Coherent states, transition amplitudes and embeddings

Stefan Berceanu

Published Jul 31, 1997• 2 citations

Abstract

The transition amplitudes between coherent states on a coherent state manifold are expressed in terms of the embedding of the coherent state manifold into a projective Hilbert space. Consequences for the dimension of projective Hilbert space and a simple geometric interpretation of Calabi's diastasis follows.

DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.dg-ga/9707026

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