Titlebook: Statistical Physics; Tony Guénault Textbook 1995Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1995 Fitting.entropy and disorder.gase

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Two examples,We now apply the general results of the previous chapter to two specific examples, chosen because they are easily soluble mathematically, whilst yet being of direct relevance to real physical systems. The first example is an assembly whose localized particles have just two possible states. In the second the particles are harmonic oscillators.

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Gases: the density of states,In the last two chapters we have applied the statistical method as outlined in section 1.5 to an assembly of distinguishable (localized) particles. We now embark upon the application of the same method to gases. This involves two new ideas.

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Statistics under extreme conditions,In most of this book, we have been dealing with conventional materials. However, statistical physics can be useful in a number of situations where the environment is anything other than ordinary.

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Tony GuénaultA comprehensive and fundamental, but down-to-earth approach of statistical physics.Also featuring statistics of gases, condensed matter physics, applications such as superfluids and astrophysics, and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-5975-9Fitting; entropy and disorder; gases and fluids; macrostate and microstates; magnetism; statistical physi

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,Bose—Einstein gases,ion, the ‘Bose—Einstein condensation’. This property is relevant to liquid .He and to the behaviour of groups of ‘cold atoms’. But another important application of BE statistics is to the ‘phoney’ boson gases, photons and phonons.