Lecture

Classical Scattering: Dynamics & Kinetics

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Description

This lecture covers the classical scattering of two bodies, focusing on hard spheres and the dynamics involved. It discusses the assumptions made in the process, such as strong collision assumption and steady-state approximation. The lecture also delves into unimolecular reaction dynamics and the Lindemann-Hinshelwood theory.

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