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Can a particle completely bypass two solid, impenetrable walls even if it doesn't have enough energy to cross a single one? Simple finite difference solution of a propagating Gaussian wavepacket developed in Mathematica, here illustrating the Not very exciting and novel, but my first upload here 7 years ago called for a smoother 4k version.
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- Can a particle completely bypass two solid, impenetrable walls even if it doesn't have enough energy to cross a single one?
- Simple finite difference solution of a propagating Gaussian wavepacket developed in Mathematica, here illustrating the
- Not very exciting and novel, but my first upload here 7 years ago called for a smoother 4k version.
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