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Quantum Tunneling is a phenomenon of quantum mechanics in which a wave function can travel through a potential barrier and be observed on the other side. It utilizes the [ | Quantum Tunneling is a phenomenon of quantum mechanics in which a wave function can travel through a potential barrier and be observed on the other side. It utilizes the [ | ||
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Revision as of 14:23, 24 April 2022
Page Claimed By: Shreenithi Katta Spring 22
Quantum Tunneling is a phenomenon of quantum mechanics in which a wave function can travel through a potential barrier and be observed on the other side. It utilizes the [
Main Idea
Mathematical Model
Wave Function
Transmission Probability
Computational Model
Examples
Simple
Middling
Difficult
Connectedness
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