Statistical Mechanics

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Kerson Huang

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Unlike most other texts on the subject, this clear, concise introduction to the theory of microscopic bodies treats the modern theory of critical phenomena. Provides up-to-date coverage of recent major advances, including a self-contained description of thermodynamics and the classical kinetic theory of gases, interesting applications such as superfluids and the quantum Hall effect, several current research applications, The last three chapters are devoted to the Landau-Wilson approach to critical phenomena. Many new problems and illustrations have been added to this edition.

Author Biography:

Kerson Huang is Professor of Physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA, and a leading authority on quantum physics. He is a highly experienced textbook writer and has written Statistical Mechanics, also published by Wiley. Professor Huang?s research interests focus on Bose-Einstein condensates and non-renormalizable theories.

Release date NZ

March 9th, 1988

Author

Kerson Huang

Audiences

Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Undergraduate

Edition

2nd edition

Pages

512

Dimensions

163x241x28

ISBN-13

9780471815181

Product ID

3076803

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