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تسجيل مستخدم جديدA remark on imaginary part of resonance points
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In this paper we prove for rank one perturbations that negative two times reciprocal of the imaginary part of resonance point is equal to the rate of change of the scattering phase as a function of the coupling constant, where the coupling constant is equal to the real part of the resonance point. This equality is in agreement with Breit-Wigner formula from quantum scattering theory. For general relatively trace class perturbations, we also give a formula for the spectral shift function in terms of resonance points, non-real and real.
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