Physics – Mathematical Physics
Scientific paper
2000-10-23
Physics
Mathematical Physics
Scientific paper
It has recently been shown that spherically symmetric potentials of finite range are uniquely determined by the part of their phase shifts at a fixed energy level $k^2>0$. However, numerical experiments show that two quite different potentials can produce almost identical phase shifts. It has been guessed by physicists that such examples are possible only for "less physical" oscillating and changing sign potentials. In this note it is shown that the above guess is incorrect: we give examples of four positive spherically symmetric compactly supported quite different potentials having practically identical phase shifts. The note also describes a hybrid stochastic-deterministic method for global minimization used for the construction of these potentials.
Gutman Semion
Ramm Alexander G.
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