Jost Matrix: Find the Best Book to Learn about It

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The forum discussion centers on recommendations for books about the Jost matrix, specifically in the context of scattering theory. A notable suggestion is R. Newton's "Scattering Theory of Waves and Particles," which provides a formal mathematical approach to the subject. Participants express a desire for alternatives that focus on the transition to the two-component Schrödinger equation and single-channel scattering. This indicates a need for comprehensive resources that cover both foundational and advanced topics in scattering theory.

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  • Understanding of Jost matrix concepts
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  • Knowledge of the Schrödinger equation
  • Basic mathematical proficiency in wave mechanics
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Students, physicists, and researchers interested in advanced scattering theory, particularly those seeking comprehensive literature on the Jost matrix and its applications in quantum mechanics.

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Hi, everyone. I need an advise. I need to read something about Jost matrix. It should be book. I want complete, consistent, reasoned exposition. Can you request me something?
Thanks.
 
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A very good book on more formal mathematical scattering theory is.

R. Newton, Scattering Theory of Waves and Particles
 
vanhees71 said:
A very good book on more formal mathematical scattering theory is.

R. Newton, Scattering Theory of Waves and Particles

Yeah, I read it now. I wanted to see alternatives. Something where most of the attention paid to the transition to two-component Schrödinger equation and single-channel scattering
 

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