Gas Dynamics as a Tool for Description of Nondeterministic Particles

Abstract

Classical gas dynamic equations describe mean motion of stochastic gas molecules. The reason of this stochasticity is in teraction (collisions) between molecules. The wave function is the way to describe the gas dynamic equations Rylov (J. Math. Phys. 40 256–278 1999). If a gas molecules interact via some force field κl, the gas dynamic equations have the form of the Klein-Gordon equation provided they are written in terms of the wave function. Among two possible approaches: (i) quantum mechanics (QM) as axiomatic conception and (ii) QM as a kind of gas dynamics the second approach is more preferable, because in the first approach the wave function looks as a strange axiomatic object, whereas in the second approach the wave function is a natural way of the gas dynamics description. Besides the second approach admits one to obtain a more complete description of stochastic particles.