Modern Physics for Engineers Lecture slides 09a – Tunneling

This lecture part introduces the idea of quantum mechanical tunneling, in which a particle such as an electron can penetrate into or even through a barrier that is too "high". This is a core behavior in quantum mechanics and occurs routinely in electronic devices, for example. The problem of an electron and a finite barrier is solved to describe this behavior. (slides)

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2025-04-04
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Quantum and electron transport phenomena
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Modern Physics for Engineers Lecture slides 09a – Tunneling

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This lecture part introduces the idea of quantum mechanical tunneling, in which a particle such as an electron can penetrate into or even through a barrier that is too "high". This is a core behavior in quantum mechanics and occurs routinely in electronic devices, for example. The problem of an electron and a finite barrier is solved to describe this behavior. (slides)

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