Lecture

Statistical Mechanics: Microscopic-Macroscopic Systems

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Description

This lecture covers the link between microscopic and macroscopic systems, the concept of ensembles and microstates, probability distributions, entropy, and the fundamental postulates of Statistical Mechanics. It also discusses the most probable energy distribution and the energy partitioning in systems.

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Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

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