A regularisation method to obtain analytical solutions to the de Broglie Bohm wave equation

TL;DR

This paper introduces a variational regularisation framework that provides analytical solutions to the stationary de Broglie--Bohm wave equation, connecting quantum mechanics with a new regularisation scheme.

Contribution

It develops a novel variational regularisation method for the de Broglie--Bohm equation, yielding explicit analytical solutions and revealing a systematic inverse-square regularising term.

Findings

Closed-form solutions for standard potentials

Identification of a universal inverse-square regularising term

Reduction of the length scale to the reduced Compton wavelength

Abstract

We develop a variational regularisation framework that enables analytical solutions of the stationary de~Broglie--Bohm wave equation. The formulation begins with a Fisher-information-augmented action functional for the probability density and phase fields, yielding the Madelung (Hamilton--Jacobi and continuity) equations and, upon complex recombination, a Schr\"odinger-type equation with a parametric information coupling $\mu$. Beyond this density-based formulation, we introduce a variational regularisation scheme for the de~Broglie--Bohm equations that combines a global Fisher-information regularisation at the level of the action functional with a shell-level regularisation arising from stationary flux closure. This reduction isolates the regularisation mechanism in the spatial momentum flow and yields constrained Euler--Lagrange equations governing admissible amplitude configurations. The resulting first integral possesses an elliptic structure whose admissible asymptotic branch enforces a universal canonical relation $p(x)x \to \mu/2$ near amplitude zeros. The framework yields closed-form analytical solutions for standard potentials and reveals a systematic inverse-square regularising term in the effective potential. The associated elliptic discriminant defines a geometric length scale that, for $\mu=\hbar$, naturally reduces to the reduced Compton wavelength. Canonical Bohmian regularisation therefore appears as a variational admissibility condition on density dynamics, producing structurally stable analytical branches and modified yet consistent energy spectra within stationary dBB mechanics.