Large-Angle Scattering is a collisional process in plasma physics wherein charged particles undergo significant deflections—typically exceeding a few degrees in scattering angle—due to strong, discrete Coulomb interactions with other charged particles, distinguishing it from small-angle scattering dominated by weak, cumulative deflections.
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