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Branching stochastic mechanics: Clustering and connected correlations within a branching-process representation of the Schrödinger equation
Can finite-range correlations hide in the statistics of an extended quantum state? The Schrödinger-Nagasawa transform represents the wave function by positive forward and backward diffusion fields whose product is the Born density. We promote them to branching superprocesses, \(Φ_F\) and \(Φ_B\): di
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