Lecture

Statistical Thermodynamics: Phase Space and Probability Distributions

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Description

This lecture covers the representation of position and momentum in phase space, ensembles of particles, maximum total energy, harmonic and anharmonic potentials, joint probabilities, marginal probabilities, continuous distributions, probability density functions, normalization, multidimensional probability densities, and fulfilling certain conditions in functions.

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