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Rutherford, in his experiment bombard a thin gold plate by positively charged alpha particles. He looked for alpha particles with scattered with large deflection. The scattering cross section can be calculated using Born Approximation assuming Yukawa potential as the interaction between two charged particle.
One can see that the result obtained by Born approximation exactly matches with results obtained from classical scattering theory.
Again, after the advancement of quantum field theory, any scattering problem could be solved using greens function approach and LSZ reduction formula.
Hence, The right option will be the fourth one, "All of the above".
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trying for last time :( Can anyone please help and explain how
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