found: Work cat.: Pearson, D.B. Quantum scattering and spectral theory, 1988:p. v (This book deals with the foundations of the quantum theory of scattering)
found: Rodberg, L.S. Introduction to the quantum theory of scattering, 1967:p. 1 (In this volume we shall be concerned with the collisions of particles in accordance with the laws of quantum mechanics)
found: Physical letters A, Feb. 23, 2004:p. 10 ( ... though quantum scattering is derived from the Schroedinger equation and classical scattering is based on a classical wave equation, many analogies between them exist under appropriate conditions)
found: Gérard, C. Multiparticle quantum scattering in constant magnetic fields, 2002:p. ix (Quantum scattering theory is the subfield of quantum mechanics that deals with the large-time asymptotics of the solutions of the Schroedinger equation and with the structure of the continuous spectrum of the corresponding Schroedinger operator. One of its main problems is to prove (or disprove) asymptotic completeness, which, roughly speaking, is a statement that all solutions of the Schroedinger equation under consideration must asymptotically follow certain prescribed patterns)
found: Google search, June 11, 2007(quantum scattering - 106,200 hits; quantum scattering theory - 43,800 hits; quantum theory of scattering - 13,700 hits)
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