The Hylleraas solution of the quantum mechanical inverse problem of scattering theory is discussed. A practical method for deducing the potential from the phase shift by this method and a variant upon it is described. A simple example (a model potential function) is used to illustrate the procedure. For this case, first-order results are obtained analytically, higher-order results by (extensive) numerical computations. The method converges properly if there are no bound states. However, for the model problem under investigation, the procedure converges to yield a phase-equivalent potential when the potential well contains a bound state.
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O'Brien et al. (1969) studied this question.
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