Classical limit of the quantum inverse scattering problem
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The inverse scattering problem of classical mechanics is obtained as a limiting case of the same problem formulated as a quantum mechanics problem. The limit is taken in the general case for partial waves with arbitrary positive values of the orbit number. First order perturbation theory is used for weak interactions.
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