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Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics by Jared Kaplan

Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics by Jared Kaplan

Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics by Jared Kaplan

This PDF covers the following topics related to Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics : Energy in Thermal Physics, Entropy and the 2nd Law, Interactions and Temperature, Engines and Refrigerators, Thermodynamic Potentials, Partition Functions and Boltzmann Statistics, Entropy and Information, Transport, In Brief, Quantum Statistical Mechanics, Phase Transitions.

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