Theory of Scattering Processes

Eugene Feenberg
Phys. Rev. 74, 664 – Published 15 September 1948
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Abstract

The formal infinite series for the probability amplitudes are transformed by (i) a regrouping procedure which separates out "repetitive" terms from all orders beyond the second and combines them to produce a common factor multiplying all orders, (ii) a procedure of summation to a closed form (essentially an analytical continuation) replacing the above common factor by a generalized energy denominator, and (iii) unlimited repetition of (i) and (ii). Procedure (ii) is based on the generalized energy quantity Eghnp=Ep+ΣqghnpVpqVqp(q)+ΣqrghnpVpqVqrVrp(q)(r)+

and the formal identity [EEghnp]1=1(p)1+ΣqghnVpqVqp(p)(q)+ΣqrghnVpqVqrVrp(p)(q)(r)+

employing the notation (x)=EEx.

  • Received 8 June 1948

DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.74.664

©1948 American Physical Society

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Eugene Feenberg

  • Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri

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Vol. 74, Iss. 6 — September 1948

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