Nernst effect and statistical physics

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I need document or ebook talk about Nernst effect in statistical physics.
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kien02091990 said:
I need document or ebook talk about Nernst effect in statistical physics.
Hi kien02091990, welcome to physics forums! Has a google search not found what you are looking for? Maybe this is a start? http://iopscience.iop.org/1367-2630/11/5/055071/fulltext/
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Good luck with your Nernst effect studies. :smile:
 
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