Solving the close-coupling equations for electron–atom scattering in momentum space involves the solution of coupled integral equations, which contain principal value singularities. These can be accurately treated numerically using an on-shell subtraction technique. Here we show how the singularities may be taken into account analytically, leading to an alternative approach to the solution of the integral equations. The robustness of the method is demonstrated by considering the S-wave model of e-H scattering across eight orders of magnitude of incident energies
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A newly-derived iterative coupling procedure for the propagating exterior complex scaling (PECS) met...
The finite-difference method for electron-hydrogen scattering is presented in a simple, easily under...
The implementation of the convergent close-coupling method, whereby the principal-value singularity ...
In the last twenty years, electron-atom scattering theory has witnessed significant theoretical deve...
The analytical treatment of the Green's function in the convergent close-coupling method (Bray et al...
The close-coupling method relies on the reformulation of the Schrödinger equation into an infinite s...
We present a general analysis of the close-coupling equations for e-He scattering. We show why the s...
A standard technique for solving three-dimensional momentum-space integral equations in scattering t...
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The scattering theory implied by the close-coupling equations is studied using a Lippmann-Schwinger ...
The convergence of the close-coupling formalism is studied by expanding the target states in an orth...
Relativistic equations of Bethe-Salpeter type for hadron structure are most conveniently formulated ...
The system of two coupled Schrödinger differential equations (CE) arising in the close-coupling desc...
A fully quantal approach to proton collisions with hydrogen based on the atomic-orbital close-coupli...
A newly-derived iterative coupling procedure for the propagating exterior complex scaling (PECS) met...
The finite-difference method for electron-hydrogen scattering is presented in a simple, easily under...
The implementation of the convergent close-coupling method, whereby the principal-value singularity ...
In the last twenty years, electron-atom scattering theory has witnessed significant theoretical deve...
The analytical treatment of the Green's function in the convergent close-coupling method (Bray et al...
The close-coupling method relies on the reformulation of the Schrödinger equation into an infinite s...
We present a general analysis of the close-coupling equations for e-He scattering. We show why the s...
A standard technique for solving three-dimensional momentum-space integral equations in scattering t...
The accurate solution of the Schrödinger equation (SE) for electron-impact collisions leading to dis...
Text includes handwritten formulasDevelopments in the theory of electron scattering from molecules a...
The scattering theory implied by the close-coupling equations is studied using a Lippmann-Schwinger ...
The convergence of the close-coupling formalism is studied by expanding the target states in an orth...
Relativistic equations of Bethe-Salpeter type for hadron structure are most conveniently formulated ...
The system of two coupled Schrödinger differential equations (CE) arising in the close-coupling desc...
A fully quantal approach to proton collisions with hydrogen based on the atomic-orbital close-coupli...
A newly-derived iterative coupling procedure for the propagating exterior complex scaling (PECS) met...
The finite-difference method for electron-hydrogen scattering is presented in a simple, easily under...