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On the wave operators for scattering on strongly singular and not spherically symmetric potentials

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Il Nuovo Cimento (1955-1965)

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The existence of the wave operators for the scattering on strongly singular potentials that are not spherically symmetric and that decrease faster than the inverse cube potential at infinity is shown.

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Si dimostra l’esistenza degli operatori d’onda per lo scattering su potenziali fortemente singolari che non sono sfericamente simmetrici e che decrescono all’infinito più rapidamente del Potenziale coulombiano.

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Limić, N. On the wave operators for scattering on strongly singular and not spherically symmetric potentials. Nuovo Cim 36, 100–108 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02750662

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