
doi: 10.1007/bf01076273
Two methods are suggested to reconstruct three-body potentials from three-body scattering data. This was achieved by using the reduction of the corresponding Schrodinger equation to a system of ordinary differential equations (not integro-differential equations as usual in the direct problem). Exactly solvable three-body models are presented. A new simple method for solving the multi-dimensional inverse problem in a finite-difference approximation is considered in the Appendix.
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