Lecture

Ionisation and Discharges

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of ionization and discharges in a gas medium, discussing topics such as free path length, statistical concepts, and collision distances. It also delves into the energy given to particles, initial conditions, and the creation of stars on Earth.

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