Energy-dependent potentials obtained by IP inversion
The iterative-perturbative (IP) algorithm allows real or complex, central and spin-orbit potentials to be determined by inversion from the elastic \(S\)-matrix for both spin \(0\) and spin-\(1/2\) scattering. The procedure can also be applied to incomplete data sets, to data sets for a range of energies (``mixed case inversion) and to data sets containing experimental errors. Simple regularization techniques are used to obtain the smoothest possible potentials where the data sets are incomplete. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0868.00065].
- Potential identification by inverse scattering theory
- Energy Dependent Inverse Scattering
- Energy methods for Hartree type equations with inverse-square potentials
- Fixed-energy inversion of polarisation-corrected electron-atom scattering phase-shifts into effective potentials
- Fixed-energy inverse scattering
- Inverse problem of potential theory
- Fixed energy inverse problem for exponentially decreasing potentials
- An inverse problem for the double layer potential
- Energy-dependent potentials and the problem of the equivalent local potential
- An inversion formula in energy dependent scattering
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