Lecture

Kinetic Theory: Velocity Distribution

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This lecture covers the kinetic theory of gases, including the derivation of the ideal gas law, the relationship between microscopic agitation, kinetic energy, and temperature, and the introduction of a new thermodynamic function. It also explores the measurement of velocity distribution in gases, the Boltzmann postulate, and the Maxwell-Boltzmann speed distribution. The lecture delves into one-dimensional and three-dimensional cases, discussing the probability density functions and the thermalization of velocities.

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