Lecture

Statistical Thermodynamics: Maxwell-Boltzmann Distribution

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This lecture covers the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution in statistical thermodynamics, explaining the exponential terms and Gaussian integrals involved. It delves into the concept of entropy and its additive nature in composite systems, emphasizing equilibrium states and extensive variables.

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