Introduction To Statistical Physics by Mobolaji Williams
Introduction To Statistical Physics by Mobolaji Williams
Introduction To Statistical Physics by Mobolaji Williams
This page has PDF links to the
following topics related to Statistical Physics : Introduction to
Statistical Physics, Calculus, Probability, and Combinatorics, Entropy from
Information, Laws of Thermodynamics, Free Energy and Order Parameters,
Boltzmann Distribution and Partition Function, Statistical Physics of the
Ideal Gas, Laplace’s Method and the Mean Field Ising Model, Model of
Dimerization of Single-Stranded DNA, Simulations in Statistical Physics,
Non-Equilibrium Statistical Physics.
Author(s): Dr. Mobolaji Williams,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
This page has PDF links to the
following topics related to Statistical Physics : Introduction to
Statistical Physics, Calculus, Probability, and Combinatorics, Entropy from
Information, Laws of Thermodynamics, Free Energy and Order Parameters,
Boltzmann Distribution and Partition Function, Statistical Physics of the
Ideal Gas, Laplace’s Method and the Mean Field Ising Model, Model of
Dimerization of Single-Stranded DNA, Simulations in Statistical Physics,
Non-Equilibrium Statistical Physics.
Author(s): Dr. Mobolaji Williams,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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.
Author(s): Jared Kaplan, Department of
Physics and Astronomy, Johns Hopkins University
This note describes the following topics: Basic Statistical
Notions, Time-evolving ensembles, Equilibrium Ensembles, The Ideal Quantum Gas,
The Laws of Thermodynamics, Dynamical Systems and Approach to Equilibrium.
This book
explains the following topics: General Notions, The Principle Of Conservation Of
Extension-in-phase, Thermodynamic Analogies, Application Of the Principle Of
Conservation Of Extension-in-phase To The Theory Of Errors, Average Values in A
Canonical Ensemble Of Systems, Extension-in-configuration and
Extension-in-velocity.