Multiple Scattering in One Dimension
Multiple Scattering in One Dimension
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Then, since the relation (6. 51) holds for all integer values of m we find that - k9 - (6. 52) 5 n (m^) /2kLe(n) + h /Max. {kL, ll e(n), because the total variation of the last term in the right-hand side of (6. K-0) is at most 2. But h = L/m can be made arbitrarily small - thus (6. 55) is a consequence of (6. 56) and (6. 46) follows from (6. 55) and (6. 54).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, since the relation (6. 51) holds for all integer values of m we find that - k9 - (6. 52) 5 n (m^) /2kLe(n) + h /Max. {kL, ll e(n), because the total variation of the last term in the right-hand side of (6. K-0) is at most 2. But h = L/m can be made arbitrarily small - thus (6. 55) is a consequence of (6. 56) and (6. 46) follows from (6. 55) and (6. 54).
6. 32 Proof of Lemma ( 1 ) . The following norms will be employed in the ensuing analysis. Let f(x) be a function continuous in the inte...rval
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