The main aim of statistical mechanics is to derive the thermodynamic properties of macroscopic bodies starting from a description of the motion of the microscopic components (e.g., atoms, electrons, etc.).
An edition of Statistical Field Theory (Frontiers in Physics Series, No. 66)
(1996)
Statistical Field Theory (Frontiers in Physics Series, No. 66)
by Giorgio Parisi
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Statistical Field Theory (Frontiers in Physics Series, No. 66)
January 8, 1996, Perseus Books,U.S.
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