Lecture

Classical Scattering Theory

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Description

This lecture covers the classical scattering theory for two-body systems, focusing on the Rice-Ransperger-Kassel (RRK) theory and its applications in understanding product formation. It also discusses the microcanonical ensemble, ergodic hypothesis, and the behavior of molecules with energy in critical conditions.

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