From Classical to Wave-Mechanical Dynamics

The time-independent Schroedinger and Klein-Gordon equations - as well as any other Helmholtz-like equation - turn out to be associated with exact sets of Hamiltonian ray-trajectories (coupled by a "Wave Potential" function, encoded in their structure itself) describing any kind of wave-like features, such as diffraction and interference. This property suggests to view Wave Mechanics as a direct, causal and realistic, extension of Classical Mechanics, based on exact trajectories and motion laws of point-like particles "piloted" by de Broglie’s mono-energetic matter waves and avoiding the probabilistic content and the wave-packets both of the standard Copenhagen interpretation and of Bohm’s theory.