Scattering for step-periodic potentials in one dimension
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Analytic, asymptotic, and spectral propertiesHill's equationimpurities in potentials that tend to a periodic function in one direction and a constant in the otherMarchenko-Newton inverse scatteringQuantum scatteringsolutions of the Schrödinger equation for step-periodic potentials, with and without impurity
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- Inverse scattering. I. One dimension
- Levinson formula for perturbed Hill operator
- Remarks on inverse scattering in one dimension
- The Inverse Problem in the Quantum Theory of Scattering
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- On a class of anisotropic asymptotically periodic Hamiltonians
- Non-periodic one-dimensional ideal conductors and integrable turbulence
- Two-particle scattering in a periodic medium
- Electron scattering by a crystal layer
- Two dimensional wave packages scattering on step and rectangular potentials
- ``Layerwise scattering for a difference Schrödinger operator
- Scattering-into-cones theorem for a certain impurity scattering
- Inverse scattering by a local impurity in a periodic potential in one dimension. II
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