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Quantum mechanical tunnelling

Pramana, 1985
It was shown earlier that during quantum mechanical tunnelling, a microscopic particle has a distributed probability of emission about its original energy and is not constrained to be field-emitted only at its initial energy. Such an energy distribution process appears obvious on the quantum theory of observation and measurement which relates the ...
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Quantum mechanical tunneling

2002
Abstract A distinguishing feature of quantum mechanics, as compared with classical mechanics, is the phenomenon of matter exhibiting wave-like properties. A direct consequence of this wave property of particles is the tunneling of particles through potential energy barriers.-3 The classical particle is forbidden from penetrating the ...
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Quantum tunnelling

2023
Charlie Ironside   +2 more
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Quantum Mechanical Tunneling

2023
Abstract A fascinating result of quantum mechanics is that objects can tunnel through barriers even if they lack the energy to climb over them. Recent experiments involving carbene rearrangements demonstrate that these reactions proceed through quantum mechanical tunneling. An exciting outcome is that a third control mechanism, tunneling
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Quantum guidelines for solid-state spin defects

Nature Reviews Materials, 2021
Gary Wolfowicz   +2 more
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Dissipative quantum tunneling

1985
The talk reviews some recent developments in the theory of quantum mechanical tunneling. The new phenomena discussed arise from the coupling of the tunneling system to a heat bath of temperature T. The question is how dissipation and thermal fluctuation affect the tunneling rate.
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Weyl, Dirac and high-fold chiral fermions in topological quantum matter

Nature Reviews Materials, 2021
M Zahid Hasan   +2 more
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Quantum Tunneling Diffusion

2004
The positive muon (μ+) is one of the elementary particles classified as leptons, which is mass-produced as secondary ion beams in modern proton accelerator facilities. Because of the parity violation in the weak interaction which causes the parent pion (π +) to decay into a muon and a neutrino (ν μ ), muons are always 100% spin-polarized along the ...
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Materials challenges for trapped-ion quantum computers

Nature Reviews Materials, 2021
Kenneth R Brown   +2 more
exaly  

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