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There is no doubt now that functional integration is a tool that is being applied in all branches of modern physics. Since the earlier works of Dirac and Feynman enormous progress has been made, but unfortunately we lack still a unifying and rigorous mathematical framework to account for all the situations in which one is interested. We are then in presence of a rapidly changing field in which new achievements, proposals, and points of view are the normal pattern.