Resonances: The Unifying Route Towards the Formulation of Dynamical Processes Foundations and Applications in Nuclear, Atomic and Molecular Physics Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1989 [Pehme köide]

to Rigged Hilbert Spaces (RHS).- Comparison between different notions of
resonances.- Resonances and semiclassical analysis.- Resonances with a
background potential.- On the general inversion problem.- Weyl's theory
studies and the one-dimensional almost periodic Schrödinger equation.- A
generalization of Rouché's theorem with application to resonances.-
Generalization of Müller's variational principle.- Resonance state expansions
in nuclear physics.- Mittag-Leffler expansions in nuclear physics.- On the
analytical continuation of the partial wave S-matrix using complex scaling
techniques.- Calculation of resonant wave functions in nuclear physics.- The
use of Gamow functions in nuclear problems.- Resonances as an Eigenvalue
problem.- A model for studying time dependent quantum mechanical processes
and its application for quasi-stationary states.- Time-dependent dynamics
applied to electron transfer.- Semiclassical description of resonances.-
Regge poles and atom-molecule diffraction.-Energy shifts and widths in atomic
and molecular physics: Multichannel approach.- Two study cases in the
calculation of resonances using the multichannel Schrödinger equation.-
Multichannel complex scaled Titchmarsh Weyl theory a model for diatomic
fragmentation.- On the way to a multiconfiguration treatment of resonance
phenomena in atoms.- Resonant states in the microscopic cluster model.- A
note on the cluster model and complex scaling.- Complex scaling applied to
trapping of atoms and molecules on solid surfaces.- On a theorem for complex
symmetric matrices and its relevance in the study of decay phenomena.-
Creation of long range order in amorphous condensed systems.- The lertorpet
symposium view on a generalized inner product.