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It is shown that the use of the McTavish-Kermode-Melhem-type equivalent local potentials linearizes algorithms of the variable-phase approach needed to compute the low-energy scattering parameters. A case study is presented to demonstrate the merit of the linearized equations, with particular emphasis on the relationship between the interpolating scattering length function and potential functions.

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