🕳️ Quantum Tunneling

A localized wave packet impinges on a chi barrier. Partially reflects (R) and tunnels (T).

Visualization Options

Experiment Parameters

25.0 x

System Metrics

System Metrics

Total Energy
Energy Drift
Angular Momentum
Transmission (T)
Reflection (R)
Conservation (T+R)

What You're Seeing

The Purple Wave: A quantum wave packet traveling from left to right. The height shows the wave's amplitude (probability of finding energy at that location).

The Red Barrier: A finite chi-field potential wall (the "⚡ BARRIER ⚡" region). This is like a hill the wave must climb over or tunnel through.

What Happens: Watch as the wave packet hits the barrier. Part of it reflects back (bounces off), part tunnels through (quantum tunneling - passes through despite not having enough energy classically), and the metrics show Transmission (T), Reflection (R), and Conservation (T+R≈1).

Technical note: The visualization shows wave amplitude |E|² projected along the x-axis. The actual simulation runs in 3D, but we're showing a 1D "slice" for clarity.

GPU (WebGPU) - Optimal
64³ lattice, Klein-Gordon equation @ 60fps
Running authentic Klein-Gordon lattice simulation on GPU. Gravity emerges from chi field gradients.

Scientific Disclosure: This is an exploratory simulation. We are NOT claiming this is proven physics. Learn more about our approach and limitations →

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