Applied Statistical Thermodynamics (English)

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Lecture 1: Applied Statistical Thermodynamics

Lecture 2: Lec 1: Introduction to Statistical Thermodynamics

Lecture 3: Lec 2: Postulates and Boltzmann Distribution

Lecture 4: Lec 3: Properties of Canonical Partition Function

Lecture 5: Lec 4: Canonical Partition Function and Thermodynamic Properties

Lecture 6: Lec 5: Thermodynamic Properties of Ideal Monoatomic Gases​

Lecture 7: Lec 6: Monoatomic Gases and Gibbs Entropy Equation

Lecture 8: Lec 7: Energy Fluctuations for Monoatomic Gases

Lecture 9: Lec 8: Partition Function for Diatomic Gases

Lecture 10: Lec 9: Vibrational Partition Function

Lecture 11: Lec 10: Partition Function for Ideal Polyatomic Gas

Lecture 12: Lec 11: Normal Mode Analysis

Lecture 13: Lec 12: Illustrations

Lecture 14: Lec 13: Non-reacting Ideal Gas Mixture

Lecture 15: Lec 14: Chemically Reacting Gas Mixture

Lecture 16: Lec 15: Degree of Ionization of Gas Molecules

Lecture 17: Lec 16: Problems on Ionization of Gas Molecules

Lecture 18: Lec 17: Microcanonical and Grand Canonical Ensemble

Lecture 19: Lec 18: Isobaric Isothermal Ensemble

Lecture 20: Lec 19: Fluctuations in Grand canonical and Isothermal Isobaric Ensembles

Lecture 21: Lec 20: Semi Grand Canonical Ensemble and Comparison of Ensembles

Lecture 22: Lec 21: Problems and Adsorbtion Isotherms

Lecture 23: Lec 22: Virial Equation of State for Polyatomic Molecules

Lecture 24: Lec 23: Virial Equation of State

Lecture 25: Lec 24: Virial Equation of State with Higher Order Terms

Lecture 26: Lec 25: Thermodynamic Properties from Virial Equation of State

Lecture 27: Lec 26: Interaction Potentials for Spherical Molecules

Lecture 28: Lec 28: Engineering Application of Virial Equation of State

Lecture 29: Lec 29: Einstein Model

Lecture 30: Lec 30: Einstein Model (Continued)

Lecture 31: Lec 31: Debye Model

Lecture 32: Lec 32: Sublimation Pressure and Enthalpy of Crystals

Lecture 33: Lec 33: Flory Huggin's Model

Lecture 34: Lec 34: Ising Model

Lecture 35: Lec 35: Radial Distribution Function

Lecture 36: Lec 36: Radial Distribution Function

Lecture 37: Lec 37: Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Lecture 38: Lec 38: Square well Potential and Barker Henderson Pertubation Theory