Books with examples and resolutions of Statistical Physics problems?

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For those seeking resources in statistical mechanics, particularly regarding the three types of ensembles (microcanonical, canonical, and grand canonical), quantum mechanics, and the behavior of fermions and bosons, McQuarrie's textbook on statistical mechanics is recommended. This book is noted for its applied approach, focusing on topics such as monatomic and diatomic ideal gases and perfect crystals, making it suitable for readers looking for solved exercises and practical examples in the field.
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Hi, I'm completely lost in this discipline. Does anyone know of a good book with solved exercises and some examples, particularly on the 3 types of ensembles (microcanonical, canonical and large canonical), quantum mechanics statistical physics, and fermions/bosons gases? Thank you.
 
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McQuarrie statistical mechanics may be of interest. It's a chemistry oriented statistical mechanics textbook so the chapters are, in general, much more applied. He explicitly treats monotomic and diatomic ideal gases, perfect crystals and a few other problems of interest.
 
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