Environment: Maple/Windows

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The scattering problem for the radial Schrödinger equation, in contrast to a statement of Cauchy's problem, is formulated as a boundary value problem for a wave function with a non-linear asymptotic condition with exclusion of an unknown phase shift. The phase shift is determined after calculation of the wave function by taking into account its asymptotic behavior and applying the iteration schemes of a continuous analog of Newton's method (CANM).
The inverse problem for an equation with a potential depending on the parameters is reduced to minimization problem with respect to the parameters for the functional that describes the sum of squares of deviations of the specified values of phase shifts from the corresponding calculated values.
Basic features of the computational schemes are demonstrated by solution of the problem with Morse's potential which admits analytical solution and also by solving the problem with Woods-Saxon's potential.

A guide (in Russian) to the use of the software complex DISCAPESM see DISCAPESM_Guide.

Examples of using for solving direct and inverse scattering problems on different potentials:

 Morse's potential:

DISCAPESM_PMORSE1.mw

DISCAPESM_PMORSE2.mw

 Woods-Saxon's potential

DISCAPESM_PWS.mw

References:

1. Т.П.Пузынина, Во Чонг Тхак. О численном решении прямой и обратной задачи рассеяния на сферически симметричных потенциалах, зависящих от параметров // Вестник РУДН. Серия «Математика. Информатика. Физика». 2012, №4, С.73–86.
   (DISCAPESM_Article.pdf, in Russian)

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