Lecture

Scattering Theory: Local Interactions and Quantum Physics

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of scattering theory, which relates to the results from local interactions between constituents of matter. The instructor explains the theory's application to non-relativistic collisions, fixed target experiments, and collider experiments.

Instructor

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