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How much statistical mechanics is enough for a physicist?
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[QUOTE="accdd, post: 6867348, member: 700245"] I think the links you recommended are too advanced for me. I am starting to study QFT, but I am also interested in astrophysics, cosmology, and black holes. In general, I am interested in a statistical mechanics book that will allow me to understand graduate level physics. My current level is: notes by Tong + Berkeley Statistical Physics by Reif (the small book, which is introductory level) [/QUOTE]
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