Approximation and Equidistribution of Phase Shifts: Spherical Symmetry

Datchev, Kiril; Gell-Redman, Jesse; Hassell, Andrew; Humphries, Peter

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Approximation and Equidistribution of Phase Shifts: Spherical Symmetry

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2014

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Datchev, Kiril

Gell-Redman, Jesse

Hassell, Andrew

Humphries, Peter

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Springer

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Consider a semiclassical Hamiltonian {Mathematical expression}where h > 0 is a semiclassical parameter, Δ is the positive Laplacian on {Mathematical expression} is a smooth, compactly supported central potential function and E > 0 is an energy le

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/19767

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Communications in Mathematical Physics

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Journal article

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10.1007/s00220-013-1841-8

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Approximation and Equidistribution of Phase Shifts: Spherical Symmetry

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