Relativistic Ŝ-matrix formulation in one dimension for particles of spin-s (s = 0, 1/2)
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Nahla Bourouis
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Meheiddine Bouatrous
Abstract
In quantum scattering theory, the time evolution of a physical system can be described as a series of unitary transformations. The operator of this transformation will be denoted
Acknowledgments
Authors strongly thank the head of the LRPCSI laboratory at the university August 20, 1955 SKIKda for their support.
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