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Anyone know where i can get statistical physics by F Mandl? or can recommend any other textbook for a course in statistical mechanics.
The discussion revolves around recommendations for textbooks in statistical physics, particularly focusing on F. Mandl's book and alternatives for a course in statistical mechanics. Participants share their experiences and preferences regarding various texts.
Participants express a range of opinions on textbook preferences, with no consensus on a single recommended text. Some advocate for Mandl, while others prefer Zuckerman or Pathria and Beale, indicating a variety of perspectives on the best resources for statistical mechanics.
Participants have not resolved the availability of textbooks in PDF format, and there is uncertainty regarding the suitability of certain texts for undergraduate courses.
Students seeking textbooks for statistical mechanics courses, educators looking for teaching resources, and individuals interested in different approaches to statistical physics.
please how can i get the mandl book from you ? Please it's quite urgent, we're half way into the course already.ModestyKing said:I'm using Mandl's book for my course now, and it seems alright. If you want one based on math rather than 'intuition', I suggest Zuckerman's "Statistical Mechanics for Biomolecules" book - don't let the name fool you, only the last 4 chapters focus on biomolecules, the rest cover statistical mechanics very thoroughly using nothing more than probability theory and calculus as the basis, which I loved.
However, I doubt an undergrad course will follow Zuckerman's book at all, so if this is for that course, get Mandl's on Amazon!
Do you have the pdf? can you send? please.mpresic said:I like Pathria and Beale, Statistical Mechanics.