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Quantum Statistical Mechanics: Equilibrium and non-equilibrium theory from first principles Phil Attard

Name: Quantum Statistical Mechanics: Equilibrium and non-equilibrium theory from first principles Phil Attard
SKU: BELL-37328932
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (74 reviews)

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Quantum Statistical Mechanics: Equilibrium and non-equilibrium theory from first principles Phil Attard instant download after payment.

Publisher: IOP Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 15.48 MB

Pages: 249

Author: Phil Attard

ISBN: 9780750311885, 9780750311892, 0750311886, 0750311894

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Quantum Statistical Mechanics: Equilibrium and non-equilibrium theory from first principles Phil Attard by Phil Attard 9780750311885, 9780750311892, 0750311886, 0750311894 instant download after payment.

This book establishes the foundations of non-equilibrium quantum statistical mechanics in order to support students and academics in developing and building their understanding. The formal theory is derived from first principles by mathematical analysis, with concrete physical interpretations and worked examples throughout. It explains the central role of entropy; it's relation to the probability operator and the generalisation to transitions, as well as providing first principles derivation of the von Neumann trace form, the Maxwell-Boltzmann form and the Schröodinger equation.