Dynamic Superfluid Theory of Scalar Field and Comparing Investigations with its Corresponding Theory of Quantum Mechanics
Jia-Min Yuan, Yong-Chang Huang

TL;DR
This paper develops a relativistic covariant Lagrangian for superfluid systems, revealing new equations and symmetries, and compares the superfluid scalar field theory with quantum mechanics.
Contribution
It introduces a general relativistic Lagrangian for superfluid systems, deriving complete equations of motion and uncovering fundamental symmetries and conditions.
Findings
Derived a relativistic covariant Lagrangian for superfluid systems.
Identified conditions under which classical superfluid Lagrangian approximates the general form.
Compared superfluid scalar field theory with quantum mechanics, highlighting differences and similarities.
Abstract
The well-known Lagrangian of current superfluid systems is not relativistic covariant, this paper gives a general relativistic covariant Lagrangian of superfluid systems, and naturally finds the non-relativistic Lagrangian and its all corresponding theories after making approximations. The equation of motion obtained from the old non-relativistic Lagrangian density is not complete, it lost some important terms. The new deduced equation can be approximated to the old equations of motion, the new momentum and energy can return to the old expressions of superfluid systems under some conditions, and the energy and momentum from the general Lagrangian density is accurate, no ignoring some terms. This paper reveals that the current classical superfluid Lagrangian density is only an approximation Lagrangian density under conditions: the scalar field is inverse proportional to its complex…
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum, superfluid, helium dynamics · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
