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MrPhoenix
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Dear all,
I was wondering about the problem of calculating the probability that an electron will tunnel through a certain barrier (let's assume it is a constant value). Problem is that the initial and final energies of the electron are fixed and possesses a certain broadening (for example gaussian on each of initial and final energies). Does anyone have any suggestion on how to treat such problem?
Any comment is deeply appreciated.
I was wondering about the problem of calculating the probability that an electron will tunnel through a certain barrier (let's assume it is a constant value). Problem is that the initial and final energies of the electron are fixed and possesses a certain broadening (for example gaussian on each of initial and final energies). Does anyone have any suggestion on how to treat such problem?
Any comment is deeply appreciated.