This lecture explores fusion reactions, focusing on the release of energy and the distribution of kinetic energy among reaction products. It also covers the concept of impulse in collisions, using examples to illustrate key principles.
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Introduces Plasma Physics and Fusion Energy, covering energy consumption, fusion reactions, advantages of fusion energy, plasma confinement, challenges in tokamak physics, and the ITER project.
