Pilot-wave theory, also known as Bohmian mechanics, stands in striking contrast to the much more mainstream ideas of, for example, the Copenhagen and many-worlds interpretations.

But there is one theory that does not require you to accept these wacky ideas about matter: The De Broglie–Bohm pilot-wave theory, which is the subject of a great new episode of PBS's Space Time ...

Pilot Wave Theory Video Will Make You Totally Rethink Quantum Mechanics. by Matthew Hart. Nov 4 2016 • 5:00 AM. Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman has been quoted as saying that it ...

In pilot wave theory, objects are definite, but nonlocal. Since the pilot wave model gives the same predictions as the Copenhagen approach, you might think it's just a matter of personal preference.

Changes in the positions of the particles are given by another equation, known as the “pilot wave” equation (or “guiding equation”). The theory is fully deterministic; if you know the initial state of ...

The rediscovery of pilot wave theory. De Broglie's work has deeply influenced the scientific community. The US physicist David Bohm independently rediscovered pilot wave theory in 1952.

Pilot wave theory was first pitched back at the beginning of the 20th century when the ideas of quantum physics were still being laid down, but it never caught on.

Pilot Wave theory is almost mundane, while Many Worlds feels more out-there than Copenhagen. And yet there are deep underlying connections between these two ideas that make them much more similar ...

These aspects of the pilot wave were very disturbing for de Broglie, who explicitly abandoned his theory in his subsequent writings. His deeper ambition was to develop a somewhat different ...