The double-well potential is a good example, where we can compute the splitting in the bound state energy of the system due to the tunneling effect with various methods, namely path-integral, WKB, and instanton calculations. All these methods are non-perturbative and there is a common belief that it is dif fi cult to fi nd the splitting in the energy due to the barrier penetration from a perturbative analysis. However, we will illustrate by explicit examples including singular potentials (e.g., Dirac delta potentials supported by points and curves and their relativistic extensions) it is possible to fi nd the splitting in the bound state energies by developing some kind of perturbation method
In order to solve multidimensional tunneling problems that cannot be treated by the normal instanton...
The study of tunneling splitting is fundamental to get insight into the dynamics of a multitude of m...
The tunnel splitting of the ground state multiplet in a potential of the form ν0 cos 6φ is...
The double-well potential is a good example, where we can compute the splitting in the bound state e...
The accuracy of the WKB approximation when predicting the energy splitting of bound states in a doub...
The techniques of supersymmetric quantum mechanics are applied to the calculation of the energy diff...
We present an efficient, analytical, and simple route to approximating tunneling splittings in multi...
16 pages, 10 eps figures, Revtex, submitted to Phys. Rev. AWithin the framework of the instanton app...
We investigate the effect of anharmonicity on the WKB approximation in a double well potential. By i...
Zero-point and excited level splittings due to double-proton tunneling are calculated for porphycene...
We illustrate how path-integral molecular dynamics can be used to calculate ground-state tunnelling ...
A novel strategy to applying the analytical solution of the Schrödinger equation via angular prolate...
We study perturbation theory in certain quantum mechanics problems in which the perturbing potential...
As a basic theoretical study of a quantum device, we have studied the quantum tunneling effect in th...
We study perturbation theory in certain quantum mechanics problems in which the perturbing potential...
In order to solve multidimensional tunneling problems that cannot be treated by the normal instanton...
The study of tunneling splitting is fundamental to get insight into the dynamics of a multitude of m...
The tunnel splitting of the ground state multiplet in a potential of the form ν0 cos 6φ is...
The double-well potential is a good example, where we can compute the splitting in the bound state e...
The accuracy of the WKB approximation when predicting the energy splitting of bound states in a doub...
The techniques of supersymmetric quantum mechanics are applied to the calculation of the energy diff...
We present an efficient, analytical, and simple route to approximating tunneling splittings in multi...
16 pages, 10 eps figures, Revtex, submitted to Phys. Rev. AWithin the framework of the instanton app...
We investigate the effect of anharmonicity on the WKB approximation in a double well potential. By i...
Zero-point and excited level splittings due to double-proton tunneling are calculated for porphycene...
We illustrate how path-integral molecular dynamics can be used to calculate ground-state tunnelling ...
A novel strategy to applying the analytical solution of the Schrödinger equation via angular prolate...
We study perturbation theory in certain quantum mechanics problems in which the perturbing potential...
As a basic theoretical study of a quantum device, we have studied the quantum tunneling effect in th...
We study perturbation theory in certain quantum mechanics problems in which the perturbing potential...
In order to solve multidimensional tunneling problems that cannot be treated by the normal instanton...
The study of tunneling splitting is fundamental to get insight into the dynamics of a multitude of m...
The tunnel splitting of the ground state multiplet in a potential of the form ν0 cos 6φ is...