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Physical Review A

Comment on "Quantum tunneling time" (2 pages)

G. E. Hahne

Published Jan 1, 2005• 0 citations
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Comment on “Quantum tunneling time”

G. E. Hahne

In this Comment on the paper by ], it is pointed out that (i) a group-theoretical argument advanced in the first part of their derivation is both flawed and not needed in what follows, (ii) they then assert a formula that leads to a physically incorrect phase (as distinguished from group) delay time in the motion of a free particle, and (iii) their subsequent derivation contains a mathematical error, such that the outcome is a new formula for the tunneling time that avoids the second problem, but such that the result is unfounded and is therefore of unknown physical content.

Physical Review A•Feb 2, 2005•0 citations
In this Comment on the paper by ], it is pointed out that (i) a group-theoretical argument advanced in the first part of their derivation is both flawed and not needed in what follows, (ii) they then assert a formula that leads to a physically incorrect phase (as distinguished from group) delay time in the motion of a free particle, and (iii) their subsequent derivation contains a mathematical error, such that the outcome is a new formula for the tunneling time that avoids the second problem, but such that the result is unfounded and is therefore of unknown physical content.