Statistical physics book more formal and recent than Reif or Kittel

[Littlepig]

Hi there,
I'm searching for a good book for statistical physics.

Professor as told us that the bibliography was Reif or Kittel (thermal physics)

However, both are a little bit old, and some not very formal. I'm wondering if something more formal, more recent, with more or less the same content of Kittel or Rief.

Thank you very much,
littlepig

 

[dx]

What do you mean by 'formal'?

 

[Littlepig]

Like for instance Jackson for electrodynamics. It may be a little more difficult because the things are made in a good mathematic base with formal language.

Thanks for the quick response. :)

 

[dx]

Have you tried 'Statistical Physics' by Landau and Lifgarbagez?