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Statistical deviation from stationary action to Schrödinger equation

We discuss the dynamics of single particle by laying a hypothesis that the Hamilton's principle of stationary action is not exact. We then postulate that the deviation of the action with sufficiently short time interval from the stationary action is distributed along a sufficiently long trajectory according to an exponential law. We show that the dynamics of the ensemble of trajectories satisfies the Schrödinger equation with Born interpretation of wave function if the average deviation is given by $\hbar/2$ and if two opposite signs of deviation occur equally probably. The particle thus behaves as if it is guided by a virtual wave satisfying the Schrödinger equation.

preprint2011arXivOpen access

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