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High-energy approximations to nuclear scattering
We study high-energy approximations to nuclear scattering. These are based on expansions of the free-particle propagator. We distinguish the eikonal expansion and the Fresnel expansion and interpret their physical meaning in optical terms. A "Fresnel approximation" is defined as a partial sum of...
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Department of Physics
2016
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