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Quantum mechanics and the square root of Brownian motion
There is a very good reason why I was silent in the past days. The reason is that I was involved in one of the most difficult article to write down since I do research (and are more than twenty years now!). This paper arose during a very successful collaboration with two colleagues of mine: [...]
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Numerical evidence for the square root of a Wiener process
Brownian motion is a very kind mathematical object being very keen to numerical simulations. There are a plenty of them for any platform and software so that one is able to check very rapidly the proper working of a given hypothesis... Read Post
Evading Piau’s paradox
Disclaimer: This post is somewhat technical. Recently, I posted a paper on arXiv (see here) claiming that quantum mechanics is the square root of a Wiener process. In order to get my results I have to consider some exotic It? integr... Read Post
A first paper on square root of a Brownian motion and quantum mechanics gets published!
Following my series of posts on the link between the square root of a stochastic process and quantum mechanics (see here, here, here, here, here), that I proved to exist both theoretically and experimentally, I am pleased to let you... Read Post