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To: accountclosed who wrote (1088)	3/30/1999 8:55:00 PM
From: ahhaha	Respond to of 3558

If you mean by "particle wave", boson wave, that won't work. If you mean fermion matter wave, it is adequate. When the flow equations are written they have a form similar to Schrodinger's wave equation. The similarity is accidental. I discovered the similarity after the fact. This is common in physics. For example, wave equations occur everywhere in physics because they represent an optimal way for energy "flow" to occur. Wave equations often plop out of Lagrangian formulations where what is being modelled is particulate like billiard ball action, so a wave is an unexpected representation of the associated equations of motion.