As x→−∞, the scattered kernel is e−ikxeikx′; as x→+∞, it is eikxe−ikx′. Therefore ψs∼eikx+re−ikx on the left and teikx on the right, withEqual asymptotic wavenumbers give R=∣r∣2, T=∣t∣2. Squaring the first amplitude proves the requested expression. These are current ratios, which would require a velocity factor if the two asymptotic potentials differed.
r=−kℏ2im∫eikx′U(x′)ψs(x′)dx′,t=1−kℏ2im∫e−ikx′U(x′)ψs(x′)dx′.
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