Rutherford scattering for an attractive force In class we assumed that the central force is repulsive. Find the differential cross section σ(Θ) of an attractive force F = −k/r2 . Plot the characteristics trajectory of a test particle scattered off an attractive force.
Please be detailed in your answer and clearly explain where each constant or variable come from in your set up of the problem.
Here The Born Approxmation for scattering is used, in which we assume the potential is weak enough to distort the incident wave slightly and the scattered wave function can be considered as the plane wave too.
Rutherford scattering for an attractive force In class we assumed that the central force is repulsive....
5. Consider the scattering of a particle of energy E by a fixed repulsive 1/ force field, with potential energy U-y/r. Find θ in terms of b and show that the differential cross section is EO(2π-of sine an
Definition of cross section We use the scattering angle to define the cross section weak scattering strong scattering θ (scattering angle) Relation between scattering angle and cross section Number of particles scattered into the solid angle d2 (6,9) is given by dN-N σ (θ, φ) dS: N do (θ, φ) → σ (0、4) represents the occurrence rate of a scattering process with θ、φ This number is equal to the number of particles passing through the area db b dp, given...
A particle of mass m is subject to a central force which is attractive but independent of distance: Fr)Fo. (a) Sketch the effective potential Uer), and show that only bounded, stable orbits are (b) For this force, find the equivalent of Kepler's Third Law for circular orbits. In other (c) Discuss whether perturbed circular orbits are closed or open, and justify your answer (d) Set up the differential equation for the general orbital trajectory r(e). (It does not have possible...