Lecture

Statistical Physics IV: Maximum Step Size in Series Increments

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This lecture covers the concept of maximum step size in series increments, focusing on the probability density of individual steps and the calculation of probabilities in a series of u increments. It also discusses long-tailed distributions and their implications in statistical physics.

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