The Physical Model of Schrodinger Electron. Schrodinger Convenient Way for Description of its Quantum Behaviour

Abstract

The physical model (PhsMdl) of a Schrodinger nonrelativistic quantized electron (ShEl) is built by means of a transition of the quadratic differential particle equation of Hamilton-Jacoby into the quadratic differential wave equation of Schrodinger in this work, which interprets the physical reason of its quantum (wave and stochastic) behaviour by explanation of the physical reason, which forces the classical Lorentz electron (LrEl) to participate in Furthian quantized stochastic oscillation motion, which turn it into quantum ShEl. It is performed that this transition is realized by my consideration the Bohm's quantum potential as a kinetic energy of the forced Furthian quantized stochastic oscillation motion of the ShEl's well spread elementary electric charge close to a smooth thin trajectory of a classical LrEl. There exist as an essential analogy between the Furthian quantum stochastic trembling oscillation motion and the Brownian classical stochastic trembling motion so and between the description of their behaviours.