Titlebook: Quantum Thermodynamics; Emergence of Thermod J. Gemmer,M. Michel,G. Mahler Book 20041st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 entr

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15 Sufficient Conditions for a Thermodynamic Behavior,ate” being involved, it is obvious that the thermodynamic behavior, as explained in the previous chapters, should result in appropriate situations or physical set-ups only: not all systems that can be described by the Schr?dinger equation are thermodynamic systems. Many of the restrictions and condi

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18 Equilibrium Properties of Model Systems,based on a certain type of models. These models are still rather abstract and may thus be viewed as models for a whole class of concrete physical situations, which are always taken to consist of two subsystems (confer Fig. 7.1), the considered system (gas, g) and the environment (container, c). Thes

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6 Outline of the Present Approach,mics supply only the background for the considerations described in Chap. 4, the analysis of structures in phase space. Similarly, our present approach will essentially be based on the analysis of structures in Hilbert space.

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9 Quantum Thermodynamic Equilibrium,ontact conditions are the . and the . conditions. In the microcanonical contact scenario no energy transfer between system and environment is allowed, whereas in the canonical contact such an energy exchange is possible. In this chapter we will analyze these two important constraints.

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