1956
DOI: 10.1103/physrev.104.1298
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Analytical Representation of Hartree Potentials and Electron Scattering

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“…(17), is much simpler for practical calculations than equ. (6). Table II shows that our results for ~t agree quite well with the exact McDouGALL [13] values.…”
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“…(17), is much simpler for practical calculations than equ. (6). Table II shows that our results for ~t agree quite well with the exact McDouGALL [13] values.…”
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“…The interaction potential V(r) based on the THOMAs--FERMI or HAaTREV. scheme [6] may be written Tabulated numerŸ values of the quantity Zp/Z exist for a number of atoms and ions. RVAUK [7], BYATŸ [8], ROZENTAL [9] and MOLIi~RE [10] have shown that Zp/Z can be represented analytically as follows:…”
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“…It was calculated by the partial wave method (the necessary calculations are described e.g. by Lin [8,9]) using a screened atomic potential [10].…”
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“…Using BYATT'S [3] fits for the HAIITREE field as well as approximations for the TnOMAS--FERMI functions and the theory of electron scattering we shall discuss the scattering of polarized electrons by atoms in a relativistic case. To discuss the polarization of electrons by double scattering we use the DIRAC theory for elastic scattering of electrons by atoms.…”
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