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  1. This article reviews experimental evidence indicating that the walking droplets exhibit certain features previously thought to be exclusive to the microscopic, quantum realm. It then reviews theoretical descriptions of this hydrodynamic pilot-wave system that yield insight into the origins of its quantum-like behavior.

  2. The Generalized Pilot-Wave Framework. The key dynamical features responsible for the quantum features of the walking-droplet system are the resonance between the particle and the wave, and the concomitant lingering quasi-monochromatic pilot-wave field.

  3. Pilot-Wave Theories. The first pilot-wave theory was proposed by de Broglie (1923), who envisaged microscopic particles being guided by an accompanying wave field, pushed in a direction perpendicular to surfaces of constant phase (de Broglie 1926, 1930; Bacchiagaluppi & Valentini 2009).

  4. It then reviews theoretical descriptions of this hydrodynamic pilot-wave system that yield insight into the origins of its quantumlike behavior. Quantization arises from the dynamic constraint imposed on the droplet by its pilot-wave field, and multimodal statistics appear to be a feature of chaotic pilot-wave dynamics.

  5. Jan 5, 2015 · The walking droplet system discovered by Yves Couder and Emmanuel Fort presents an example of a vibrating particle self-propelling through a resonant interaction with its own wave field, and a generalized theoretical framework that provides a mathematical bridge between the hydrodynamic pilot-wave system and various realist models of quantum ...

  6. Jun 18, 2015 · Quantization arises from the dynamic constraint imposed on the droplet by its pilot-wave field, and multimodal statistics appear to be a feature of chaotic pilot-wave dynamics. I attempt to assess the potential and limitations of this hydrodynamic system as a quantum analog.

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  8. Pilot-Wave Hydrodynamics. Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics. Vol. 47:269-292 (Volume publication date January 2015) First published online as a Review in Advance on September 10, 2014. https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-fluid-010814-014506. John W.M. Bush.