Dr. James Sethna's Stat Mech Book | Applications to Computational Stat Mech

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Start date Jun 6, 2007
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Dr. James Sethna's book on Statistical Mechanics is highlighted for its valuable applications to Computational Statistical Mechanics. It includes course materials and interactive JAVA applets to enhance understanding. The discussion also references additional resources for further reading on statistical physics. Links to these materials are provided for easy access. This book is a recommended resource for those interested in the computational aspects of statistical mechanics.

Jun 6, 2007

Ashwin Joy

Check out this great book on Stat Mech by - Dr. James Sethna

http://pages.physics.cornell.edu/sethna/StatMech/

This book's cool containing lots of application to Computational Stat Mech.

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Jul 5, 2007

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Statistical Physics:Course material with JAVA applets

http://homepage.univie.ac.at/franz.vesely/sp_english/sp/sp.html
and for more books:
http://pkbiophys.blogspot.com/

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