Transmission and Reflection Coefficients of Quantum Particles
Abstract
This Demonstration shows the transmission coefficient and the reflection coefficient of a quantum particle with energy hitting a rectangular potential barrier See how the height of the potential barrier affects and by comparing the cases and The dimensionless coordinate is the product of the wavenumber for the wave inside the barrier and the barrier width
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