Scattering in Finite step potential

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The discussion focuses on solving for coefficients B and D in a finite step potential scattering problem, emphasizing the complexity of the equations involved. Participants express confusion over the process of deriving these coefficients from the given equations. The conversation highlights the need for a clear understanding of linear systems and their solutions. Simplification techniques are suggested to make the equations more manageable. Ultimately, the thread seeks clarity on the mathematical approach to solving the scattering problem effectively.
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No quite understand how the solution
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Solve for B and D in terms of A and simplify.
 
If you want to solve for B and D in terms of A, you have a linear system with two equations and two unknowns, e.g., x+y=4, 2x-3y=0, but the constants look complicated.
 

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