  The Caldeira-Leggett model describes a microscopic quantum system,
represented by a harmonic oscillator, in interaction with a heat bath,
represented by a large number of harmonic oscillators with a range of
frequencies. We consider the case when the system oscillator starts out in the
ground state and then thermalizes due to interactions with the heat bath, which
is at temperature $\theta$. We calculate the position autocorrelation function
$<x(t')x(t)>$ of the system oscillator at two different times and study its
behaviour in the small and large time limits. Our results show that the system
oscillator thermalizes as expected. We also confirm by explicit calculation
that the position autocorrelation function exhibits periodicity for imaginary
values of the time difference $t'-t = i\tau$ at late (real) times $t$.
