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LECTURE 10 Simple Applications of Statistical Mechanics We have seen that if we can calculate the partition function ∑ Z = e-βEr r (1) then we can derive just about anything we want to know from the partition function such as the mean internal energy, the ...
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Boltzmann Distribution and Helmholtz Free Energy The Boltzmann
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