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    "abstract": "This paper gives a technically elementary treatment of some aspects of\nHamilton-Jacobi theory, especially in relation to the calculus of variations.\nThe second half of the paper describes the application to geometric optics, the\noptico-mechanical analogy and the transition to quantum mechanics. Finally, I\nreport recent work of Holland providing a Hamiltonian formulation of the\npilot-wave theory.",
    "arxiv_id": "quant-ph/0210140",
    "authors": [
      "Jeremy Butterfield"
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    "title": "On Hamilton-Jacobi theory: its geometry and relation to pilot-wave   theory",
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