Establishing Long-Range Pilot-Wave Interactions
摘要
Long-range intrinsically related correlations between two particles is our topic of interest in the context of the hydrodynamic pilot-wave. In particular how particles, at a distance, can share the same statistics in a non-separable fashion. Namely, the bipartite system has to be studied as a whole and not through its sub-systems. We report different bipartite computational simulations where these properties are observed with a classical bouncing droplet model. In particular we describe how numerical Faraday instability tests are instrumental in designing multi-cavity structures where long-range pilot-wave interactions can be enhanced.