Amplitudes of multichannel scattering on a two-dimensional potential barrier with constant height
David M. Sedrakian, Л. Р. Седракян, A. V. Margaryan
Abstract
David M. Sedrakian, Л. Р. Седракян, A. V. Margaryan
Abstract
The immersing method is applied to solve the N-channel scattering problem for concrete potential. In particular, we consider the particle scattering on a two-dimensional potential barrier, which is constant in the scattering direction and arbitrary in the cross-section direction. For this case the scattering amplitudes t m and r m (1,2, m= ...,N) are determined. A transition from the obtained formulas to the case of ™-potential is performed. For this case transmission amplitudes t m and reflection amplitudes r m are obtained. It is also shown that the product of transmission and reflection amplitudes along the channel m does not depend on the scattering channel.
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The immersing method is applied to solve the N-channel scattering problem for concrete potential. In particular, we consider the particle scattering on a two-dimensional potential barrier, which is constant in the scattering direction and arbitrary in the cross-section direction. For this case the scattering amplitudes t m and r m (1,2, m= ...,N) are determined. A transition from the obtained formulas to the case of ™-potential is performed. For this case transmission amplitudes t m and reflection amplitudes r m are obtained. It is also shown that the product of transmission and reflection amplitudes along the channel m does not depend on the scattering channel.
Key concepts: Scattering, Scattering amplitude, Amplitude, Reflection (computer programming), Constant (computer programming), Physics, Scattering theory, Scattering length