Mod-01 Lec-15 Low energy n-p scattering

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Very nice explanation about phase shift and singlet and triplet Sir

[@sahebpal1338]

At 56:00. As we are doing neutron scattering so our source is neutron. But for backscattering what is source for protons? Yes by backscattering we getting neutron at higher angles(90° to 180°) but for this what is source for the protons?

[@mockingbirdsphysicschannel9774]

The physical process here is neutron-proton scattering, so obviously, the neutron is scattered by the proton. So this is the 'source' of the proton.

[@sahebpal1338]

@@mockingbirdsphysicschannel9774 this means what? Incident neutron?

[@mockingbirdsphysicschannel9774]

At 55:30 the instructor says that the proton becomes neutron and the neutron becomes proton. This is the source of proton

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@Saheb Pal

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Thanks a lot for lucid explanation.

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Very interesting lecture. Thanks Sir

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Very nice lecture on np scattering

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Is there any notes available on this topic !!?

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Why is the solutions in region one and region two are different?

[@sdmalik094]

Because in region first we have potential but in region 2 then potential is zero, so solutions comes different after solving the SWE

[@jhasaketanbhoi2299]

While explaining the sign change in phase shifts through the attractive potential at the boundary, the wave functions in region-I & II are different as shown by you in the diagram. is it true?

[@mockingbirdsphysicschannel9774]

Yes, they are different.

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