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The nonzero transmission of a quantum state through a classically forbidden barrier, with probability controlled by the Hamiltonian, barrier profile, state energy, and approximation regime.
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Quantum mechanics assigns amplitudes across potential barriers rather than enforcing a classical turning point; observable tunneling rates depend on the system, environment, and boundary conditions.
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Solving the Schrödinger equation across a barrier gives reflected and transmitted amplitudes, with semiclassical formulas valid only when their stated action and smoothness conditions hold.
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