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For the cross section formula for low energy n-p scattering: sigma = (4 pi sin^2 delta)/k^2, what is k? for a potential of 36mev and e of 0.1 mev and r = 2.1 fm, how do you calculate sigma. could you show me how to get the phase shift (delta).

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