Study of dissipative tunneling controllability in systems of interacting quantum molecules

Controlled 2D dissipative tunneling in systems of coupled quantum molecules is studied in the quasi-classical (instanton) approximation. It is shown that, with allowance for the electron tunneling trajectory bifurcation, the effect of two-particle wave function blocking in a system of coupled quantum molecules is observed when the radii of quantum dots (making up the quantum molecules) coincide. If the influence of a thermostat medium is neglected, blocking is replaced by a “kink” in the tunneling probability as a function of the asymmetry parameter of quantum molecules.