Lectures related to Quantum tunnelling

Explores barrier penetration and spectral density in quantum physics, focusing on the Bohr-Sommerfeld quantization condition.

Covers quantum wire analysis, transmission function, and tunneling in dots.

Covers a quantum description of condensed matters, recent applications, and the quantum treatment of nuclei.

Explores the semiclassical approximation to the fixed energy propagator and tunneling probability across a potential barrier.

Explores nanotube mechanical resonators, ultrastrong coupling, backaction cooling, and the potential of a mechanical qubit.

Explores rate theory in chemical reactions, covering transition states, tunneling effects, and molecular dynamics.

Explores non-perturbative effects in quantum physics, focusing on instantons in the double well potential.

Explores quantum instanton theory, path integrals, reaction rates, and tunnelling phenomena.

Covers the semi-classical spectral density and barrier penetration examples.

Explores barrier penetration, saddle points, and analytic wavefunction structures in quantum physics.

Explores barrier penetration in the semiclassical approximation, discussing outgoing waves and transmission probability.

Delves into Quantum Mechanics basics, Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, and Quantum Metrology applications such as Quantum Imaging and Computing.

Explores quantum tunnelling basics, quantum dot information encoding, and molecular behavior.

Explores energy transfer by waves, including photons, electrons, and phonons, discussing interfaces, evanescent waves, and tunneling.

Explores quantum metrology fundamentals, applications, and technologies like quantum ghost imaging, computing, and key distribution.

Delves into quantum acoustics experiments at TU Delft, covering optomechanics, sensing, and ground-state preparation.

Analyzes bound-state problems, Bohr-Sommerfeld quantization, and tunneling through potential barriers in quantum mechanics.

Explores quantum transport in molecular wires, discussing transmission spectrum, broadening effect, charging effect, and logic computation.

Explores the quantum measurement process using operators and wave functions, emphasizing measurement certainty with eigenfunctions.