The walking droplet system discovered by Yves Couder and Emmanuel Fort presents an
example of a vibrating particle self-propelling through a resonant interaction with its own …

The walking droplet system has extended the range of classical systems to include several
features previously thought to be exclusive to quantum systems. We review the hierarchy of …

Millimetric liquid droplets can walk across the surface of a vibrating fluid bath, self-propelled
through a resonant interaction with their own guiding or 'pilot'wave fields. These walking …

We present a macroscopic analog of an open quantum system, achieved with a classical
pilot-wave system. Friedel oscillations are the angstrom-scale statistical signature of an …

A millimetric liquid droplet may walk across the surface of a vibrating liquid bath through a
resonant interaction with its self-generated wavefield. Such walking droplets, or “walkers,” …

A millimetric droplet of silicone oil may bounce and self-propel on the free surface of a
vertically vibrating fluid bath due to the droplet's interaction with its accompanying Faraday …

Vertically vibrating a liquid bath can give rise to a self-propelled wave–particle entity on its
free surface. The horizontal walking dynamics of this wave–particle entity can be described …

While bouncing walking silicone oil droplets (walkers) do show many quantumlike
phenomena, the original, most intriguing, double-slit experiment with walkers has been …

We revisit de Broglie's double-solution pilot-wave theory in light of insights gained from the
hydrodynamic pilot-wave system discovered by Couder and Fort [1]. de Broglie proposed …

A millimetric droplet may bounce and self-propel on the surface of a vertically vibrating fluid
bath, guided by its self-generated wave field. This hydrodynamic pilot-wave system exhibits …