can somebody help ?
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- From: raj kumar <rajesh7796gm at gmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2012 01:32:25 -0400 (EDT)
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dear esteemed members of the forum, hello from malaysia i have this workable code for a scattering process called HKrScattering.See below.Given a particular value of say l=1 and an energy value of say En =2, and nsteps=1000, the code gives the correct result for the phase shift. however, i would like to generate a set of values for the phase shift for different values of l, say for l=0 to l=5 for En=2. I have tried using a do loop for this purpose but have not been able to get correct results so far. can anybody please help? will appreciate your contribution enormously! cheers rk j[l_, z_] := Sqrt[\[Pi]/2 z] BesselJ[l, z]; n[l_, z_] := Sqrt[\[Pi]/2 z] BesselY[l, z]; HKrScattering[l_, En_, nsteps_] := Module[{meV, \[Angstrom], \[Sigma], \[Mu], \[Lambda], k, s, scat, \[Delta]}, meV = 1./(27.3 * 1000.); en = En*meV; \[Angstrom] = 1/0.52 ; \[Sigma] = 3.57 \[Angstrom]; \[Epsilon] = 5.9 meV ; V[r_] := \[Epsilon] ( (\[Sigma]/r)^12 - 2 (\[Sigma]/r)^6); \[Mu] = (mH mKr)/(mH + mKr) /. {mH -> 1836 , mKr -> 1836*136}; \[Lambda] = 2 \[Pi]/Sqrt[2 \[Mu] en] // N; k = 2 \[Pi]/\[Lambda]; (*Print["\[Lambda]= ",\[Lambda]]*); s = 5 \[Lambda]/nsteps; x = {0.5 \[Sigma], 0.5 \[Sigma] + s}; \[Psi] = {0.0, 0.0001}; F[r_] := 2 \[Mu] ( V[r] + 1/(2 \[Mu] r^2) l (l + 1) - en); Do[ \[Psi]m = \[Psi][[n - 1]]; \[Psi]n = \[Psi][[n]]; xm = x[[n - 1]]; xn = x[[n]]; xp = xn + s; x = Append[x, xp]; Fn = F[xn]; Fp = F[xp]; Fm = F[ xm]; \[Psi]p = ( 2. \[Psi]n - \[Psi]m + s^2/12. (10. Fn \[Psi]n + Fm \[Psi]m))/(1. - s^2/12. Fp); \[Psi] = Append[\[Psi], \[Psi]p], {n , 2, nsteps} ] ; \[Psi] = \[Psi]/Max[\[Psi]]; scat = Transpose[{x, \[Psi]}]; nmax = Length[scat]; {r1, u1} = scat[[nmax]]; {r2, u2} = scat[[nmax - 1]]; K = (r1 u2)/(r2 u1); j1 = j[l, k r1]; j2 = j[l, k r2]; n1 = n[l, k r1]; n2 = n[l, k r2]; \[Delta] = ArcTan[ (K j1 - j2)/(K n1 - n2)];(*finding the phase shift*) Print[\[Delta]] (*Return[{scat,\[Delta]}*)]
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