A note on low energy scattering for homogeneous long range potentials
Rupert L. Frank

TL;DR
This paper explicitly computes the zero-energy scattering matrix for attractive, radial, long-range potentials, confirming a prior conjecture and advancing understanding of quantum scattering in such systems.
Contribution
It provides the first explicit calculation of the zero-energy scattering matrix for a class of long-range potentials, confirming a previous conjecture.
Findings
Explicit zero-energy scattering matrix derived
Confirmation of Derezinski and Skibsted's conjecture
Advances in understanding long-range potential scattering
Abstract
We explicitly calculate the scattering matrix at energy zero for attractive, radial and homogeneous long-range potentials. This proves a conjecture by Derezinski and Skibsted.
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