\begin{eqnarray} \frac{\mu V_0}{\hbar^2 k}\left|\int_0^{R_0} \left( e^{2ikr}-1\right) dr\right| &=& \frac{\mu V_0}{\hbar^2 k}\left|\frac{e^{2ikR_0}-1}{2ik} - R_0 \right|\label{E2}\\ &=& \frac{\mu V_0}{2\hbar^2 k^2}\left|e^{2ikR_0}- 2ik R_0 -1 \right|\label{E3} \end{eqnarray}
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