English: A (simplified) diagram of Quantum Tunneling, a phenomenon by which a particle may move through a barrier which would be impossible under classical mechanics.
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Visual representation of quantum tunneling effect using a wave function as the variation of energy depending on the position. The particle ("object" in green) travel from one point of low energy to another in a non-classical way.
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