Statistical Physics for Students of Science and Engineering

by Robert D. Reed

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Concise, undergraduate-level text, designed for a one-semester course, covers classical Maxwell-Boltzmann-Planck statistics and the two quantum statistics. Also physical applications in various fields of science and engineering. Many useful problems in the text, plus three important appendixes on Fourier series representation of an arbitrary function, complex variables and Lagrange’s and Hamilton’s equations. 1971 edition.… (more)

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Concise, undergraduate-level text, designed for a one-semester course, covers classical Maxwell-Boltzmann-Planck statistics and the two quantum statistics. Also physical applications in various fields of science and engineering. Many useful problems in the text, plus three important appendixes on Fourier series representation of an arbitrary function, complex variables and Lagrange’s and Hamilton’s equations. 1971 edition.

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