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-Here $H_x = -\frac{\hbar^2}{2m}\Delta_x+V$ is the usual Hamiltonian with only the $x$-coordinates present and all terms with the potential $V$ have set $y=Y(t)$ after differentiation. Now we also notice that the given scheme is just the Taylor expansion of $\Psi(t,x,y)$ at $y=Y(t)$ (assumed to exist) and all orders together would give the full wave function $\Psi$ again. For this to hold it is imperative to check under which conditions a [[space-analyticity of wave function:|wave function is space-analytic]] and thus allows for a convergent Taylor series at arbitrary locations.+Here $H_x = -\frac{\hbar^2}{2m}\Delta_x+V$ is the usual Hamiltonian with only the $x$-coordinates present and all terms with the potential $V$ have set $y=Y(t)$ after differentiation. Now we also notice that the given scheme is just the Taylor expansion of $\Psi(t,x,y)$ at $y=Y(t)$ (assumed to exist) and all orders together would give the full wave function $\Psi$ again. For this to hold it is imperative to check under which conditions a [[:cwf:space-analyticity of wave function:|wave function is space-analytic]] and, even more restrictive, allows for a convergent Taylor series with infinite radius of convergence at the location of the Bohmian trajectory $Y(t)$.
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