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A discontinuity of a turbulent ideal fluid is considered. It is supposed to be split and dispersed, or spread in the stochastic environment forming a gas without hydrostatic pressure. Two equal-mass fragments of a discontinuity are indistinguishable from each other. A gas, that possesses such properties, must behave itself as the Madelung medium.
 
A discontinuity of a turbulent ideal fluid is considered. It is supposed to be split and dispersed, or spread in the stochastic environment forming a gas without hydrostatic pressure. Two equal-mass fragments of a discontinuity are indistinguishable from each other. A gas, that possesses such properties, must behave itself as the Madelung medium.
  
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Scientific Paper
Title

Towards a Mechanical Analogy of a Quantum Particle: Turbulent Advection of a Fluid Discontinuity and Schroedinger

Mechanics
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Author(s) Valery P Dmitriyev
Keywords turbulent ideal fluid, hydrostatic pressure, Mechanical Analogy
Published 2000
Journal Apeiron
Volume 7
Number 3-4
No. of pages 11
Pages 161-172

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Abstract

A discontinuity of a turbulent ideal fluid is considered. It is supposed to be split and dispersed, or spread in the stochastic environment forming a gas without hydrostatic pressure. Two equal-mass fragments of a discontinuity are indistinguishable from each other. A gas, that possesses such properties, must behave itself as the Madelung medium.