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Thermal physics explores systems composed of an immense number of particles—typically around 1023 or more. These systems include familiar examples such as the air within a balloon, the water in a lake, the electrons in a metal, and the photons emitted by the sun.
Given the staggering number of particles involved, it is impractical—if not impossible—to track the precise motion of each one individually.
Instead, thermal physics relies on the assumption that these motions are fundamentally random and uses the principles of probability and statistical mechanics to predict the overall behavior of the system.
Alternatively, by measuring a material’s macroscopic properties—such as temperature, pressure, or volume—we can deduce important information about the microscopic particles that constitute it.
This book aims to provide you with a solid working knowledge of thermal physics, assuming prior familiarity with introductory physics and calculus. You will learn how the fundamental principles of energy and entropy govern a vast range of physical processes, from the operation of engines and refrigerators to chemical reactions, phase transitions, and the behavior of mixtures.
Additionally, you will explore how quantum mechanics and statistical methods allow us to predict in detail how temperature influences molecular motion, lattice vibrations in solids, electrical and magnetic properties, light emission, and even exotic low-temperature phenomena such as superconductivity and Bose-Einstein condensation.
The included problems and worked examples extend beyond traditional physics applications, delving into fields such as engineering, chemistry, biology, geology, atmospheric science, astrophysics, and cosmology. Moreover, they highlight the relevance of thermal physics in everyday experiences, from the weather we encounter to the technologies we rely on.
Whether your interest lies in understanding the inner workings of nature or in applying these concepts to real-world problems, this book will equip you with the tools to analyze and appreciate the fundamental role of thermal physics across a broad spectrum of scientific disciplines.
Contents
Part I: Fundamentals
- Energy in Thermal Physics
- The Second Law
- Interactions and Implications
Part II: Thermodynamics
- Engines and Refrigerators
- Free Energy and Chemical Thermodynamics
Part III: Statistical Mechanics
- Boltzmann Statistics
- Quantum Statistics
- Systems of Interacting Particles
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