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The generalized Rosen-Zener model developed in the accompanying paper is used to calculate differential cross sections for a model noncrossing system, and the structure of the cross sections is explained in terms of the deflection functions. It is found that the angular threshold effects that are typical of potential-curve crossings do not appear in this noncrossing system.
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Dinterman et al. (1977) studied this question.
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