Model QM Behavior of Particle as Probability Waveguide

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Can we model the QM behavior of a particle as the propagation of "probability microwaves" in a generalized waveguide?
 
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BARRYPHYSICS said:
Can we model the QM behavior of a particle as the propagation of "probability microwaves" in a generalized waveguide?

Why don't you try it and see if it matches the behavior of whatever it is you are trying model?

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Can you suggest a mathematical approach?
 

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