Quantum Tunneling Simulator

Nuclear fusion or fields such as quantum computing have at their core the principle of quantum tunneling, which is a mechanical phenomenon that involves the passage of subatomic particles through potential barriers. Quantum Tunneling Simulator will allow users to compute and plot the corresponding evanescent waveform that result in the classical wave-particle associations present in quantum tunneling.

As with similar apps that are based on the exploits of particle physics experiments, it is worth noting that at least some basic knowledge of the involved parameters and their characteristics will be required, if not more.

Manual inputting for all the values is provided and we believe that a way to import the data from pre-defined files could have speed-up the process considerably.

The quantum tunneling can be simulated and previewing the evanescent waveform is offered on a basic plot. Although there really isn’t much that requires tweaking, a little bit more customization for the plot area could be beneficial.

The same as with importing the particle data, there are no exporting options for the results, both numerical and graphical. This would be highly useful when running numerous simulations and wanting to save time when transferring the outputs.

Physics professionals, students or just aficionados who happen to work with quantum tunneling and wave-particle studies might need a way of computing and plotting the results of such experiments. This simple app will do just that, offering a fast way of computing the involved parameters and plotting corresponding evanescent waves.