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Light Scattering Reviews, Vol. 6ible initial conditions. Lecture 2 concluded by suggesting that a more attractive way to develop the theory would be to replace the operational average with an idealized average. The required average is the ensemble average developed below.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-27391-9n system, because particles are free to enter or leave an unenclosed volume. Systems with ongoing chemical equilibria may usefully be said to be open, in the sense that a molecule of a species ceases to be present within the volume when it turns into a molecule of a different species.

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0938-037X tive is to treat classical statistical mechanics and its modem applications, especially interacting particles, correlation functions, and time-dependent phenomena. My development is based primarily on Gibbs‘s ensemble formulation. Elementary Lectures in Statistical Mechanics is meant as a (relativel

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Masayoshi Nakasako,Satoru Tokutomi his notation) has generally been modernized; all paraphrases and quotes are from Gibbs’s volume. There are several points at which modern sources place odd readings on Gibbs’s words, notably with respect to the so-called “Gibbs Paradox,” which is not due to Gibbs and which Gibbs explicitly saw as not entailing a paradox.