Lecture

Canonical Ensemble: Probability Distribution

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Description

This lecture covers the probability distribution in the canonical ensemble, focusing on the most probable energy distribution and energy partitioning. It delves into the Taylor expansion of ln2(E-E') around E-E', explaining the Boltzmann distribution and the canonical partition function.

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