Gaussian Klauder coherent states are constructed for the harmonic oscillato
r, the planar rotor, and the particle in a box. The standard harmonic oscil
lator coherent states are given by expansions in the eigenstates of the Ham
iltonian in terms of a complex parameter alpha. When the complex modulus of
ct is large, these states are identical in behavior with a particular choi
ce of Gaussian Klauder coherent state. When the angular momentum of a plana
r rotor is large compared with Planck's constant,the angle distribution ass
ociated with a Gaussian Klauder coherent state for this case remains sharpl
y localized for many rotations. Similarly, for the particle in a box, it is
possible to choose parameters in the Gaussian Klauder coherent state so th
at a localized particle bounces back and forth at constant velocity between
the walls of the box for many periods without significant delocalization.
Buried in this behavior is the Fourier series for a triangle wave. These ex
amples show how Gaussian Klauder coherent states are of utility in understa
nding quantum-classical correspondence.