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The use of Coulomb wavefunctions in momentum space for two-particle scattering

The repulsive Coulomb interaction is included in the integral-equation approach to two-particle scattering. The partial-wave projected momentum-space Coulomb wavefunctions are studied and their application is discussed. Practical examples for their successful use (i) in determining scattering parameters from a given potential and (ii) in the inverse scattering theory are given.