Quantum-Mechanical Calculations of the Inelastic Cross Sections for Rotational Excitation of Para and Ortho H2 upon Collision with He

Using the method of amplitude densities, we derive the equations for computing the scattering T matrix in the total-angular-momentum representation. We also show that in the appropriate limit this method reduces to a first-order differential equation for the T matrix. In an Appendix a similar discus...

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