“De Broglie’s law of motion for particles is very simple. At any time, the momentum is perpendicular to the wave crests (or lines of constant phase), and is proportionally larger if the wave crests are closer together. Mathematically, the momentum of a particle is given by the gradient (with respect to that particle’s co-ordinates) of the phase of the total wavefunction. This is a law of motion for velocity, quite unlike Newton’s law of motion for acceleration. “ –
Antony Valentini, Beyond the Quantum
So are the GR constructs that I espouse in these posts able to naturally create such an effect?
We have monopole waves….
Andersen, T. C. on ORCID
General Relativity 