Lecture

Plasma State: Properties and Effects

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This lecture introduces the concept of plasma, discussing its definition, Debye shielding, and properties such as free charges and collective effects. It also covers ionization and radiative recombination processes, emphasizing the importance of plasma in the Universe.

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