Dynamical theory of scattering, exact unidirectional invisibility, and truncated z\, e^-2ik₀x potential
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Abstract: The dynamical formulation of time-independent scattering theory that is developed in [Ann. Phys. (NY) 341, 77-85 (2014)] offers simple formulas for the reflection and transmission amplitudes of finite-range potentials in terms of the solution of an initial-value differential equation. We prove a theorem that simplifies the application of this result and use it to give a complete characterization of the invisible configurations of the truncated potential to a closed interval, , with being a positive integer multiple of . This reveals a large class of exact unidirectionally and bidirectionally invisible configurations of this potential. The former arise for particular values of that are given by certain zeros of Bessel functions. The latter occur when the wavenumber is an integer multiple of but not of . We discuss the optical realizations of these configurations and explore spectral singularities of this potential.
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