The Application of Fluid Dynamics to Probability States in Superfluid Spacetime

The possibility that spacetime has the characteristics of a superfluid suggests that the relationship between velocity and time may be modeled in terms of percolation theory, where time dilation corresponds to increasing fluid viscosity. By equating superfluid percolation through a porous medium to conductance in a random resistor network, it was previously shown that the Lorentz factor corresponds to a probability function describing a phase transition to normal fluid. The current paper discusses how this novel linkage of momentum, time, and probability may provide a means of resolving conflicts between quantum mechanics and relativity theory.