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The scattering problem of three particles interacting via Coulomb potentials is studied using generalized parabolic coordinates. The scattering solutions are obtained by solving a driven equation. The ‘perturbation’ operator appearing in the driven term is the non-orthogonal part of the kinetic energy operator. The approximated solution appearing in the driven term is the product of two two-body Coulomb wave functions. As a test for our proposal, a simple two-dimensional model problem has been solved numerically by using so called parabolic quasi-Sturmian basis representation. Convergence of the solution has been obtained as the basis set is enlarged.
}, issn = {2079-7346}, doi = {https://doi.org/10.4208/jams.121312.012013a}, url = {http://global-sci.org/intro/article_detail/jams/8262.html} }The scattering problem of three particles interacting via Coulomb potentials is studied using generalized parabolic coordinates. The scattering solutions are obtained by solving a driven equation. The ‘perturbation’ operator appearing in the driven term is the non-orthogonal part of the kinetic energy operator. The approximated solution appearing in the driven term is the product of two two-body Coulomb wave functions. As a test for our proposal, a simple two-dimensional model problem has been solved numerically by using so called parabolic quasi-Sturmian basis representation. Convergence of the solution has been obtained as the basis set is enlarged.