The R-Sigma method provides the time evolution of two dynamical variables extracted from a wave function, namely, the expectation value of the position and the dispersion. It overcomes the Ehrenfest approximation while keeping the Newtonian form of the equations, thus providing the basis for including quantum features into the description of the single-particle dynamics and for extending such features to the collective-transport case. Here the single-particle R-Sigma equations are applied to the case of tunneling, and the results are compared with a full-quantum calculation.
M. Rudan, A. Marchi, R. Brunetti, S. Reggiani, E. Gnani (2005). The R-Sigma Approach to Tunneling in Nanoscale Devices. CHICAGO, IL : IEEE.
The R-Sigma Approach to Tunneling in Nanoscale Devices
RUDAN, MASSIMO;MARCHI, ALEX;REGGIANI, SUSANNA;GNANI, ELENA
2005
Abstract
The R-Sigma method provides the time evolution of two dynamical variables extracted from a wave function, namely, the expectation value of the position and the dispersion. It overcomes the Ehrenfest approximation while keeping the Newtonian form of the equations, thus providing the basis for including quantum features into the description of the single-particle dynamics and for extending such features to the collective-transport case. Here the single-particle R-Sigma equations are applied to the case of tunneling, and the results are compared with a full-quantum calculation.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.