 Hydrodynamic quantum analogs

Hydrodynamic quantum analogues refer to theoretical and experimental frameworks that draw parallels between hydrodynamic systems (which deal with the movement of fluids) and quantum mechanical systems. This concept arises from the observation that both types of systems can exhibit wave-like behavior, similar mathematical descriptions, and certain universal principles despite their fundamental differences. Here are some key points regarding hydrodynamic quantum analogues: 1. **Wave Behavior**: Both fluids and quantum particles can exhibit wave-like properties.