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Results tagged with statistical-mechanics
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The study of large, complicated systems employing statistics and probability theory to extract average properties and to provide a connection between mechanics and thermodynamics.
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Thermodynamic electric and magnetic susceptibility
Are there differences between how the electric and magnetic susceptibilities are defined in thermodynamics and electrodynamics? My confusion is that it seems the techniques from thermodynamics (from m …
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Confusion with Magnetic Susceptibility
Could someone point out the error made in the following two simple calculations? I am trying to understand how to find magnetic and electric susceptibility using thermodynamics. I know something is no …
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