How Do You Calculate Transmission Amplitudes in Time-Dependent Tunneling?

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Dear friends,how to calculate every transmission amplitude for each tunneling chanel in potential DeltaDirac(x- b*Sin(w*t))? Thanks for help...
 
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ok... Can you help me with materials for time-dependent tunneling ?
 

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