Lecture

Maxwell Relations: Schwarz Theorem

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Description

This lecture covers the application of Schwarz theorem to potentials, leading to the derivation of Maxwell relations. The lecture explains the relationships between partial derivatives of internal energy, entropy, and volume, as well as the chemical potentials. The concepts are illustrated through examples and exercises.

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Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

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