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تسجيل مستخدم جديدExact scattering waves off nonlocal potentials under Coulomb interaction within Schrodingers integro-differential equation
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An exact solution for the scattering wavefunction from a nonlocal potential in the presence of Coulomb interaction is presented. The approach is based on the construction of a Coulomb Greens function in coordinate space whose associated kernel involves any nonlocal optical potential superposed to the Coulomb-screened interaction. The scattering wavefunction, exact solution of the integro-differential Schrodingers equation, poses no restrictions on the type of nonlocality of the interaction nor on the beam energy.
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