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We establish a connection between the Kohn variational principle, with (complex) outgoing-wave boundary conditions, and the Kapur-Peierls form of the R-matrix theory. We show that the complex Kohn method, unlike the usual Kohn method, does not suffer from the problem of spurious singularities. We also discuss a generalization that allows the calculation of scattering cross sections over a continuous range of energies from a single diagonalization of the Hamiltonian. Several numerical examples are presented.
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McCurdy et al. (1987) studied this question.
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