現(xiàn)代數(shù)學物理方法（第3卷 英文版）

Preface
Introduction
Contents of Other Volumes
XI: SCATTERING THEORY
　1. An overview of scattering phenomena
　2. Classical particle scattering
　3. The basic principles of scattering in Hilbert space
　　Appendix 1 Stationary phase methods
　　Appendix 2 Trace ideal properties of f(x)g(-i)
　　Appendix 3 A general invariance principle for wave operators
　4. Quantum scattering I: Two-body case
　5. Quantum scattering II: N-body case
　6. Quantum scattering III: Eigenfunction expansions
　　Appendix Introduction to eigenfunction expansions by the auxiliary space method
　7. Quantum scattering IV: Dispersion relations
　8. Quantum scattering V: Central potentials
　　A. Reduction of the S-matrix by symmetries
　　B. The partial wave expansion and its convergence
　　C. Phase shifts and their connection to the Schrodinger equation
　　D. The variable phase equation
　　E. Jost functions and Levinson's theorem
　　F. Analyticity of the partial ware amplitude for generalized Yukawa potentials
　　G. The Kohn variational principle
　　　Appendix 1 Legendre polynomials and spherical Bessel functions
　　　Appendix 2 dost solutions for oscillatory potentials
　　　Appendix 3 dost solutions and the fimdamental problems of scattering theory
　9. Long-range potentials
　10. Optical and acoustical scattering I: Schrodinger operator methods
　　Appendix Trace class properties of Green's functions
　11. Optical ami acoustical scattering II: The Lax-Phillips method
　　Appendix The twisting trick
　12. The linear Boltzmann equation
　13. Nonlinear ware equations
　　Appendix Conserced currents
　14. Spin wave scattering
　15. Quantum feld scattering I: The external field
　16. Quantum field scattering II: The Haag-Ruelle theory
　17. Phase space analysis of scattering and spectral theory
　　Appendix The RAGE theorem
　Notes
　Notes on scattering theory on C*-algebras
　Problems
MATERIAL PREPRINTED FROM VOLUME IV
　XIII.6 The absence of singular continuous spectrum I: General theory
　XIII.7 The absence of singular continuous spectrum II: Smooth perturbations
　　A. Weakly coupled quantum systems
　　B. Positire commutators and repulsive potentials
　　C. Local smoothness and ware operators Jbr repulsive potentials
　XIII.8 The absence of singular continuous spectrum III:
Weighted L2 spaces
　Notes
　Problems
List of Symbols
Index