Statistical mechanics is the application of statistics to the field of mechanics. It relates the microscopic properties of individual atoms and molecules to the macroscopic or bulk properties of materials, hence explaining thermodynamics as a natural result of statistics and (classical or quantum) mechanics. It can, for example, predict the thermodynamic properties of bulk materials from the spectroscopic data of individual molecules.
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Recent papers and preprints in Statistical Mechanics.
A paper by Uri Lachish studying transport phenomena: currents and transport coefficients; thermally induced diffusion.
University of Texas at Austin. Links to faculty and staff, events and books on chaos physics and other topics.
Online journal intended for collegiate audiences. Provides links to web-based articles as well as some "basic" lessons on entropy.
A short review by D. Flamm of the history of statistical physics.
Statistical Mechanics and Quantum Probability Group. Staff and preprints.
Java applets to simulate motion of molecules under different potentials.
Phase transitions and solitons in magnetics, site and continuum percolations with interactive Java applets and comments.
Entry in Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy with bibliography and links.
Motion graphic web presentation examining the elemental one dimensional random walk showing how its probability distributions develop. Format allows independent accessibility of animated images and text.
Wiki oriented towards theoretical and computational studies.
Online applet and downloadable program to simulate equilibrium statistical mechanics.
Lecture notes by Jochen Rau from a course on "Transport Theory" taught at Dresden University.
A short article from USENET Physics FAQ.
Online applet and downloadable program to simulate equilibrium statistical mechanics.
A short article from USENET Physics FAQ.
Motion graphic web presentation examining the elemental one dimensional random walk showing how its probability distributions develop. Format allows independent accessibility of animated images and text.
University of Texas at Austin. Links to faculty and staff, events and books on chaos physics and other topics.
Wiki oriented towards theoretical and computational studies.
Phase transitions and solitons in magnetics, site and continuum percolations with interactive Java applets and comments.
Java applets to simulate motion of molecules under different potentials.
Entry in Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy with bibliography and links.
Statistical Mechanics and Quantum Probability Group. Staff and preprints.
A short review by D. Flamm of the history of statistical physics.
Recent papers and preprints in Statistical Mechanics.
Lecture notes by Jochen Rau from a course on "Transport Theory" taught at Dresden University.
A paper by Uri Lachish studying transport phenomena: currents and transport coefficients; thermally induced diffusion.
Online journal intended for collegiate audiences. Provides links to web-based articles as well as some "basic" lessons on entropy.
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