Dispersion relations appropriate to the scattering of electrons by hydrogen atoms are deduced, and applied to actual measurements in the 0-10 ev energy range. Two such experiments exist, yielding quite different results. Dispersion relations indicate that only certain angular distributions at low energy are consistent with these low-energy total cross-section measurements; this suggests experiments which could be used as checks on the accuracy of the existing measurements.
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