The issue of orthogonality between initial and final state wavefunctions in the evaluation of scattering amplitudes is addressed. Over the years, various treatments of this issue may be found ranging from artificially modifying wavefunctions to ensure orthogonality to totally ignoring the issue. The assumption that initial and final states scattering wavefunctions should be orthogonal is examined for the case of electron- hydrogen scattering and it is shown that enforcing orthogonality introduces spurious effects
The relation between phase shifts and bound states proved by Levinson for spherical symmetric potent...
A viable strategy is developed for the general variational calculation of excited state wavefunction...
Different expressions for the linear polarizability of a two-level atom with radiative corrections h...
In the perturbation series treatment of scattering, the effect of atomic polarizability first appear...
Total ionization cross sections by electron impact are calculated for H2O, NH3 and CH4 molecules by ...
This textbook aims at explaining the basic ideas and concepts underlying the theory of orthogonal op...
The Orthogonalising Pseudo-Potential (OPP) introduced by Kukulin and Krasnopolsky is applied to scat...
From the Hilbert space formalism we note that five simple conditions are satisfied by the orthogonal...
We study ionization of atomic hydrogen by fast electrons using asymptotically correct two-center wav...
The Kohn variational method of calculating scattering phase shifts has been examined previously, and...
The method of polarized orbitals used in calculating electron-atom scattering amplitudes has two obv...
Following the work of Giulio Racah and others from the 1940s onward, the rotational symmetry of atom...
Based on a general discussion of orthogonalization effects, two new one-electron orthogonalization c...
Recent progress in the calculation of electron-atom scattering, with particular reference to electro...
This article discusses how the pattern of elastic scattering of an electron on a pair of identical a...
The relation between phase shifts and bound states proved by Levinson for spherical symmetric potent...
A viable strategy is developed for the general variational calculation of excited state wavefunction...
Different expressions for the linear polarizability of a two-level atom with radiative corrections h...
In the perturbation series treatment of scattering, the effect of atomic polarizability first appear...
Total ionization cross sections by electron impact are calculated for H2O, NH3 and CH4 molecules by ...
This textbook aims at explaining the basic ideas and concepts underlying the theory of orthogonal op...
The Orthogonalising Pseudo-Potential (OPP) introduced by Kukulin and Krasnopolsky is applied to scat...
From the Hilbert space formalism we note that five simple conditions are satisfied by the orthogonal...
We study ionization of atomic hydrogen by fast electrons using asymptotically correct two-center wav...
The Kohn variational method of calculating scattering phase shifts has been examined previously, and...
The method of polarized orbitals used in calculating electron-atom scattering amplitudes has two obv...
Following the work of Giulio Racah and others from the 1940s onward, the rotational symmetry of atom...
Based on a general discussion of orthogonalization effects, two new one-electron orthogonalization c...
Recent progress in the calculation of electron-atom scattering, with particular reference to electro...
This article discusses how the pattern of elastic scattering of an electron on a pair of identical a...
The relation between phase shifts and bound states proved by Levinson for spherical symmetric potent...
A viable strategy is developed for the general variational calculation of excited state wavefunction...
Different expressions for the linear polarizability of a two-level atom with radiative corrections h...