Long-range one-particle scattering in a homogeneous magnetic field
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Quantum mechanical scattering systems with short and long-range potentials are studied in the presence of a homogeneous magnetic field. Without using symmetry assumptions on the long-range potentials the scattering systems are shown to be asymptotically complete. The article is well written and includes a clear summary on this topic.
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