Quantum Mechanics related to fusion

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I just want to know the Quantum Mechanics on the fusion of two atoms (let's say of 2 hydrogen atoms)...
 
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Can anyone describe by some equation or some solution as to show the mechanism which represents fusion?
 
Actually I was looking at topics in Quantum mechanics which may help me study fusion...
 
This may be more useful:

http://fds.oup.com/www.oup.co.uk/pdf/0-19-856264-0.pdf
 
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I'm trying to study fusion in detail but don't have a bachelors in physics background...
Someone told me to study quantum mechanics first then particle physics but Plasma physics is more suitable than particle physics for fusion...

Can someone guide me as to how to carry on my study...am i right until now?
 
Study plasma physics.
 

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