T Rivlin, E Pollak - The journal of physical chemistry letters, 2022 - ACS Publications
Quantum tunneling is known to play an important role in the dynamics of systems with nonadiabatic couplings. However, until recently, the time-domain properties of nonadiabatic …
Transition path flight times are studied for scattering on two electronic surfaces with a single crossing. These flight times reveal nontrivial quantum effects such as resonance lifetimes …
D Woźniak, M Kalka, D Kołaczek, M Wołoszyn… - Scientific Reports, 2024 - nature.com
The concept of the symplectic covariance property of the Wigner distribution function and the symplectic invariance of the Wigner–Rényi entropies has been leveraged to estimate the …
Different approaches for considering barrier crossing times are analyzed, with special emphasis on recent experiments which attempt to measure what is commonly referred to as …
R Ianconescu, E Pollak - Physical Review A, 2021 - APS
The oscillating-barrier model was used by Büttiker and Landauer to determine a “traversal time for tunneling.” The model sets a timescale but is not the physically measured flight time …
A curious feature of quantum tunneling known as the MacColl-Hartman effect results in the numerical observation that particles can traverse a barrier with effective superluminal speed …
L Jia, H Xing, L Fu - Physical Review A, 2022 - APS
The Larmor time of an incident wave packet has recently been measured experimentally [R. Ramos, D. Spierings, I. Racicot, and AM Steinberg, Nature (London) 583, 529 (2020) 0028 …
VP Berezovoj, MI Konchatnij, AJ Nurmagambetov - Nuclear Physics B, 2021 - Elsevier
We study features of tunneling dynamics in an exactly-solvable model of N= 4 supersymmetric quantum mechanics with a multi-well potential and with broken reflective …
AD Lobanova, AD Lobanov… - arXiv preprint arXiv …, 2021 - arxiv.org
The article deals with one-and two-particle quantum walks on a graph with Braess-like topology and analyzes the issue of network congestion in the quantum world. Our approach …