“…The generalized-barrier parameters method was proposed for the first time [10,11] and used to obtain simple expressions of the transmission coefficients and the resonance conditions in double-, triple-and multiple-barrier structures with arbitrary potential profiles [11][12][13]. Furthermore, both the generalized-barrier parameters method and the analytical expressions such as the transmission coefficients and the resonance conditions obtained in [11][12][13] are valid for studying optical multilayer thin-film structures, in which no Coulomb interaction exists. Quantum-mechanical electron waves in semiconductors and electromagnetic optical waves in dielectrics exhibit transmission, reflection, interference and diffraction characteristics which are analogous to each other [16,17].…”