The l-th partial-wave S-matrix element for cut-off potentials is Taylor-expanded in the energy and momentum variables. The expansion is based on a suitable finite-interval Green's function, by which the derivatives are obtained in a recursion form involving only repeated integrations of the Green's function itself. The Taylor series can be analytically continued by resorting to the Padé method; some results of a numerical experiment are quoted. In this paper, however, the emphasis is put on a rather indirect but rigorous procedure based on the Hadamard theory, which allows us to determine, in principle, all the poles of the S-matrix starting from its momentum Taylor series. Numerical results are displayed. © 1973 Società Italiana di Fisica.

A method for the analytic continuation of the S-matrix for cut-off potentials

VITTURI, ANDREA;
1973

Abstract

The l-th partial-wave S-matrix element for cut-off potentials is Taylor-expanded in the energy and momentum variables. The expansion is based on a suitable finite-interval Green's function, by which the derivatives are obtained in a recursion form involving only repeated integrations of the Green's function itself. The Taylor series can be analytically continued by resorting to the Padé method; some results of a numerical experiment are quoted. In this paper, however, the emphasis is put on a rather indirect but rigorous procedure based on the Hadamard theory, which allows us to determine, in principle, all the poles of the S-matrix starting from its momentum Taylor series. Numerical results are displayed. © 1973 Società Italiana di Fisica.
1973
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