A Geometric formulation of the causal Interpretation of quantum mechanics

The principles of the causal interpretation are embodied in a conformally invariant theory in Weyl space. The particle is represented by a spherically symmetric thin-shell solution to Einstein's equations. Use of the Gauss-Mainardi-Codazzi formalism yields new insights into the issues of nonlocality, the quantum potential, and the guidance mechanism.1. The issue of negative probabilities associated with second-order wave equations in the causal interpretation is discussed in Ref. 19.