Statistical Physics¶
Also referred to as statistical mechanics, statistical physics is a framework that uses probability and statistics to describe macroscopic properties of systems arising from the collective dynamics of microscopic particles. It can be applied to both classical and quantum systems and is inherently related to Thermodynamics.
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- Classical Statistics
- Kinetic Theory
- Average kinetic energy of ideal gas from temperature
- Gas mixture pressure from partial pressures
- Internal energy change of ideal gas via temperature
- Internal energy of ideal gas via temperature
- Mean free path of particles in gaseous medium
- Mean free path of random motion
- Number of impacts on the wall from area and speed
- Pressure from number density and kinetic energy
- Maxwell—Boltzmann Statistics
- Kinetic Theory
- Statistical Ensembles
- Occupancies
- Quantum Statistics
- Relativistic Statistics