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Unbound motion and scattering

Неограниченное движение и рассеяние

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Il Nuovo Cimento B (1971-1996)

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Bound- and unbound-motion states are defined by the asymptotic behavior of the radial separation. A distinction between unbound-motion states and scattering states is made and conditions are obtained under which unbound-motion states are scattering states.

Riassunto

Si definiscono gli stati di moto limitato e illimitato per mezzo dell’andamento asintotico della separazione radiale. Si opera una distinzione fra stati di moto illimitato e stati di scattering e si ottengono le condizioni nelle quali degli stati di moto illimitato coincidono con stati di scattering.

Резюме

С помощью асимптотического поведения радиального разделения определяются состояния ограниченного и неограниченного движений. Указывается отличие между состояниями неограниченного движения и состояниями рассеяния. Приводятся условия, при которых состояния неограниченного движения представляют состояния рассеяния.

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Corbett, J.V. Unbound motion and scattering. Nuov Cim B 25, 103–124 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02737668

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