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Classical Thermodynamics: Lecture Notes

Eric Brunet, Thierry Hocquet, Xavier Leyronas

  • 96 pages
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A compact set of physics lecture notes that reviews systems, equilibrium, internal energy and entropy before moving on to applications. Short enough to read in a weekend and precise enough to use before an exam.

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