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Chapter 4 Entropy and second law of thermodynamics
... 2. The entropy can be defined in terms of the multiplicity as S ≡ kB ln (multiplicity) . We shall see in statistical mechanics that this definition is equivalent to the phenomenological concept we have learnt previously in this section. 3. With the above definition of entropy at hand, we can formula ...
... 2. The entropy can be defined in terms of the multiplicity as S ≡ kB ln (multiplicity) . We shall see in statistical mechanics that this definition is equivalent to the phenomenological concept we have learnt previously in this section. 3. With the above definition of entropy at hand, we can formula ...
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... pling of this quantity to the exterior, and the possibility of their independent variation, to determine which entropy describes the phenomena. Different statistics and thermodynamics of the same box of air describe different interactions of the box with the exterior. In the light of this considerat ...
... pling of this quantity to the exterior, and the possibility of their independent variation, to determine which entropy describes the phenomena. Different statistics and thermodynamics of the same box of air describe different interactions of the box with the exterior. In the light of this considerat ...
