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Wave mechanics and the tunnel effect

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It is shown that the nonconservation of energy to the extent given by the uncertainty relation can be interpreted also as the storing of inner energyQ by a wave mechanical system. The latter formalism is, apart from its terminology, identical with the accepted one.

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    L. Jánossy

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Jánossy, L. Wave mechanics and the tunnel effect. Found Phys 8, 119–122 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00708491

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