Chapter 11: Q11P (page 416)
Evaluate the integral in Equation 11.91, to confirm the expression on the right.
Short Answer
Therefore, the integral equation was evaluated.
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Chapter 11: Q11P (page 416)
Evaluate the integral in Equation 11.91, to confirm the expression on the right.
Therefore, the integral equation was evaluated.
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A particle of massand energyrole="math" localid="1656064863125" is incident from the left on the potential
(a) If the incoming wave is(where), find the reflected wave.
(b) Confirm that the reflected wave has the same amplitude as the incident wave.
(c) Find the phase shift(Equation 11.40) for a very deep well.
Rutherford scattering. An incident particle of charge andkinetic energy scatters off a heavy stationary particle of charge .
(a) Derive the formula relating the impact parameter to the scattering angle. 2 Answer:
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(b) Determine the differential scattering cross-section. Answer:
(c) Show that the total cross-section for Rutherford scattering is infinite. We say that the potential has "infinite range"; you can't escape from a Coulomb force.
Construct the analogs to Equation 11.12 for one-dimensional and two-dimensional scattering.
Prove Equation 11.33, starting with Equation 11.32. Hint: Exploit the orthogonality of the Legendre polynomials to show that the coefficients with different values of l must separately vanish.
Find theS-wave(l=0) partial wave phase shift for scattering from a delta-function shell (Problem 11.4). Assume that the radial wave functionu(r)goes to 0 as.
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