References on Maxwell's Velocity Distribution

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Maxwell's Velocity Distribution in gases can be explored through various references. The Wikipedia section on the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution provides a foundational overview. Wolfgang Pauli's lectures on kinetic theory and statistical mechanics are also recommended for a deeper understanding. These resources offer step-by-step demonstrations and explanations relevant to the topic. Utilizing these references can enhance comprehension of the distribution at temperature T.
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Dear Sirs,

I would like to ask you if there is some reference where one can find a step-by-step demostration of Maxwell's Velocity distribution in a gas at temperature T.

Thank you

DaTario
 
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DaTario said:
Dear Sirs,

I would like to ask you if there is some reference where one can find a step-by-step demostration of Maxwell's Velocity distribution in a gas at temperature T.

Thank you

DaTario
Have a look at the Wikipedia section on Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution.


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I would also recommend Wolfgang Pauli's lectures on physics in Dover edition, particularly the one on the kinetic theory of gases and statistical mechanics.
 
Thank you both Mason and StaMechGuy.

Sincerely yours,

DaTario
 
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