Thermodynamics: (Entropy) Multiplicity using hypercube

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The forum discussion centers on calculating multiplicity using hypercube (n-cube) in the context of thermodynamics, specifically referencing the Gibbs paradox. The user initially struggled to locate the relevant information but successfully identified the source as the Wikipedia page on the Gibbs paradox. This highlights the importance of specific terminology and reliable sources in academic research.

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MalveAC
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Hello,

Few years back I was reading about calculating multiplicity using hypercube (n-cube). Multiplicity was normalized using this method. I wanted to read it again but I just cannot find it now. I tried every combination of keywords. I remember it was a Wikipedia link. Any help would be highly appreciated.

Thanks!
 
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