Neutron Generators using Particle Accelerators

[EugeneKhutoryansky]

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[DLPLORD]

Those videos you are making explain stuff linke no teacher could ever do. I wish you the best and keep the good job going. Because knowledge is power greater than any others.
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Dimo Petkov

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[the_kingslayer]

Please keep making these awesome videos!!! im only half way through all of them so far but I will be so bored when I finish them all. Your videos are definitely the best out of all of the physics youtube channels. I would love a section of videos covering things such as computer heuristics, memory storage and retrieval (solid state and magnetic), programming architecture, networking, ect. Another great video section would be material science engineering based, such as vapor deposition, crystalline allotropes, ferrous metallurgy, and electro-spin nanofiber production. And please add control systems analysis to the mathematics section, I feel it is incomplete without it. Thank you for your incredibly hard work!!!

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[feynstein]

Excellent video, Eugene. Can't wait for more videos.

[the_kingslayer]

Also, just saw in this comments section that your channel replies to all of the questions asked on here; that is very impressive and respectable, awesome job!!!

[moseschellakannu]

best very clear graphical explanation ever watched in youtube.superb !

[lunatic]

Please, make a video explaining alternating current! Your videos are great!

[CondensedComments]

Fascinating!! I'd love to see something like this in action!!!

[FingerThatO]

Ok. You have to tell us if you are a wizard. Excellent video!

[lorenzoemanueletomasello]

You are an artist in simplifying complex topics!

[MrRobinhq]

Great demonstration. But how do you create a beam of neutrons in which the neutrons travel at roughly the same speed and in the same direction?

[philipzuchetti]

no mention of Thermionic Emission. Make it clear how the electron is stripped.

[humanbeing]

Very clear and well explained for an amateur like myself. Thank you

[treenelson]

A great follow up Movie would be how the neutrinos are captured, contained, focused, and accelerated. I liked this movie very much.

[pragya]

Really amazing. Although I am not for Physics background, but i just loved the video. I could understand everything so clearly. So well explained it is. And the animations are also too good (y)
Keep going!
Thanks :)

[sylviapapp]

Bravo bravo professor Khuotoryamsky !

[RajivIyer]

excellent graphics makes understanding easy

[thxenos]

I love this channel! I always wanted to teach what I know in this manner. Whit animations. But I don't know how t use a 3d software. And I don't know a lot about anything to teach.
But Thank you. Hope other people start teaching stuff in this way.