The problem of computing the properties of a low mass quantum particle
in equilibrium in a disordered medium is considered. with the advance
ment of computational speed, statistical methods for sampling a comple
x phase space are now viable. The Feynman-Kac path integral establishe
s a connection between a quantum particle and classical polymer consis
ting of p atoms. This allows the computation of quantum mechanical equ
ilibrium values using well known methods devised for classical systems
. Here we review the application of the path integral to the computati
on the properties of thermalized positron and positronium and introduc
e some new directions of investigation.