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The discussion focuses on the desire to understand key concepts in statistical thermodynamics and related topics, including the equipartition theorem, ultraviolet catastrophe, black body radiation, Wien's displacement law, Boltzmann's law, and the inception of quantum mechanics. Participants seek recommendations for books or free online resources, such as ebooks, websites, or tutorials. Suggested resources include HyperPhysics, which provides a comprehensive overview of physics concepts, and Light and Matter, which offers free physics textbooks. These resources are highlighted as valuable for those looking to deepen their understanding of these fundamental topics in physics.
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I want to understand following,

1) Staistical Thermodynamics.
2) Equipartition theorem.
3) Ultra violet Catastrophe.
4) Black body radiation.
5) Wien's displacement law.
6) Boltzman's law.
7) Inception of Quantum mechanics.

Can someone suggest any book? Or better would be some free ebook, weblink OR tutorials??

Thanks in advance,
 
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