Scattering shadows

We discuss the regions forbidden to classical scattering trajectories by repulsive potentials. We give explicit results for the asymptotic form of these regions, far from the scattering center, in terms of the scattering angle function. We account for divergent total cross sections on the basis of these results.

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American Journal of Physics
Published
2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1119/5.0208720
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Material Properties and Failure Mechanisms
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Scattering shadows

G. S. Verma, Thomas Curtright
American Journal of Physics
Material Properties and Failure Mechanisms
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Scattering shadows

G. S. Verma, Thomas Curtright
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Abstract

We discuss the regions forbidden to classical scattering trajectories by repulsive potentials. We give explicit results for the asymptotic form of these regions, far from the scattering center, in terms of the scattering angle function. We account for divergent total cross sections on the basis of these results.

American Journal of PhysicsVol. 92(12)
University of Miami (US)
U.S. Social Security Administration
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
Material Properties and Failure Mechanisms
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