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In a multichannel scattering by a finite-rank potential, the Fredholm matricesM ± andM ϕ, relative to physical and regular boundary conditions, are defined in the natural space of the problem, labelled by the couple of indicesn (rank index) andc (channel index). We define then the new matricesN ± andN ϕ, called the images ofM ± andM ϕ, from spacenc to subspacec. Simple expressions are found to relate the scattering matrixS and the Jost matrixf ± to the above-defined images.
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Pisent, G., Canton, L. Scattering matrix, Fredholm matrix and Jost matrix in a multichannel scattering process by a finite-rank potential. Lett. Nuovo Cimento 43, 297–301 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02751924
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