 Redundant pole of a scattering matrix

A pole of a scattering matrix arising from the numerator $F(-k)$ rather than a zero of the incoming Jost function $F(k)$ can fail to correspond to a bound state. For $F(k)=(k-i\kappa )/(k+i\alpha )$, the pole at $i\kappa$ is associated with the incoming zero; the pole at $i\alpha$ comes from the numerator. The regular Eckart realization has $\alpha >\kappa$. The distinction and this explicit example are discussed in dipot.ulb.ac.be/dspace/bitstream/2013/373712/4/2306.12216.pdf.