On a method of calculation of continual integrals without lattice discretization
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From the Russian summary: For continual integrals on Gaussian measures some new approximation formulas are introduced. The use of these formulas economizes considerably the running time and the involved memory capacity as compared with the Monte Carlo method on the lattices. As an example the calculation of non-perturbative characteristics in Euclidean quantum mechanics evaluating Feynman integrals with continual time is given.
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