The D-progressive trajectory conjecture for scalar electrons

Let x^(,)\hat{x}(\circ,\bullet) be a D-progressive four-dimensional stochastic process as defined by the forward and backward stochastic differential equations, with diffusion parameter λ>0\lambda>0. Let m0m_{0} denote the scalar electron's mass and let \hbar denote the reduced Planck constant. D-progressive trajectory conjecture. When

λ=/m0,\lambda=\sqrt{\hbar/m_{0}},

a D-progressive x^(,)\hat{x}(\circ,\bullet) is a trajectory of a scalar electron satisfying the Klein–Gordon equation. The conjecture proposes a stochastic-kinematic interpretation of scalar-electron trajectories whose dynamics reproduce the relativistic Klein–Gordon equation; its resolution is not established in the supplied text.

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Keita Seto, “A Brownian Particle and Fields I: Construction of Kinematics and Dynamics”, arXiv:1611.05861 (2017).

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