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KCook3824
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Hello all,
I'm taking a graduate stat mech course that does not use a text and could really use a good text for reference and supplemental reading. It's been about 13 years since my last thermodynamics course so hoping such a text would have a decent review of thermodynamic relations and quantities (though I'm not opposed to a separate text for that either).
My instructor recommended "Foundations of Statistical and Thermal Physics" by F. Reif to the class, which is...ok but hoping to find something that work better for me personally.
Thanks in advance
I'm taking a graduate stat mech course that does not use a text and could really use a good text for reference and supplemental reading. It's been about 13 years since my last thermodynamics course so hoping such a text would have a decent review of thermodynamic relations and quantities (though I'm not opposed to a separate text for that either).
My instructor recommended "Foundations of Statistical and Thermal Physics" by F. Reif to the class, which is...ok but hoping to find something that work better for me personally.
Thanks in advance