Calculate the total cross section of rutherford scattering

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1. Plot the differential cross section of the Rutherford scattering as a function of the scattering angle \Theta for three sensible choices of the lower limit of the angle. (use ZAu=79, ZHe=2, E=10keV).

2. Calculate the total cross section of the Rutherford scattering in unit of barns for your cut off angles.

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