Perumusan Hamiltonian Hidrodinamika Kuantum Nonrelativistik
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Teori Medan Geometrik; Hamiltonian; Persamaan Madelung; Struktur Pre-SimplektikThe Hamiltonian Formulation of Nonrelativistic Quantum Hydrodynamics
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This study aimed to formulate the Hamiltonian of nonrelativistic quantum hydrodynamics that is not coupled to electromagnetic fields in the covariant phase space and in the framework of symplectic geometry bounded in the Cauchy surface The method in this research was a mathematical theoretical study to find the pre-symplectic structure and Hamiltonian of the nonrelativistic Madelung Equation. The results obtained were forma-one symplectic, forma-2 symplectic, and Hamiltonian of nonrelativistic quantum hydrodynamics which are identical to those revealed by Spera (2016).Keywords
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.26737/var.v6i2.4792
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