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We study the off-shell Jost function $f(k, q)$, introduced by Fuda, for the Coulomb, the Hulth\'en, and two modified Eckart potentials. A simple closed expression for the $l=0$ Coulomb off-shell Jost function has been obtained. This function is discontinuous at $q=k$. Its on-shell limiting behavior is given by the singular factor (q-k)^-iγ, where γ is the Sommerfeld parameter. We also discuss the off-shell Jost solution $f(k, q, r)$, which is an off-shell generalization of the Jost solution $f(k, r)$. We consider the Hulth\'en potential as a screened Coulomb potential, let the screening parameter a go to infinity, and derive the limiting behavior of the Jost solution, the Jost function, the off-shell Jost function, and the half-shell T matrix for the Hulth\'en potential as a→∞. We obtain discontinuities given by the singular factor a^iγ. For comparison, we introduce two modifications of an Eckart potential which can be considered to be a screened r^-2 potential and derive a number of limiting relations in analogy to those for the Hulth\'en-Coulomb pair of potentials.
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