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<i>Introduction to Modern Statistical Mechanics</i>
Physics Today · 1988 · Vol. 41(12) · pp. 114–118
David Chandler✉J. K. Percus(New York University)
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Thermodynamics, fundamentals conditions for equilibrium and stability statistical mechanics non-interacting (ideal) systems statistical mechanical theory of phase transitions Monte Carlo method in statistical mechanics classical fluids statistical mechanics of non-equilibrium systems.
Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanicsnanoparticles nucleation surface interactionsTheoretical and Computational PhysicsStatistical mechanicsStatistical physicsTheoretical physicsClassical mechanicsPhysics
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