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A path-integral solution of the telegrapher's equation has been demonstrated to give a plausible description of traversal time, for motions either above or below the top of the barrier, in connection with microwave-simulation experiments [see Mugnai, Ranfagni, Ruggeri, and Agresti, Phys. Rev. Lett. 68, 259 (1992)]. This Brief Report reports an extension of the analysis in order to compare the traversal, or delay, time results relative to a beat envelope signal with those as deduced from the distribution function of the randomized time and its analytical continuation in imaginary time.
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Mugnai et al. (1994) studied this question.
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