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Statistical Mechanics: Rigorous Results
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The problem of phase transition group invariance of physical states has been studied in the literature as discussed by the authors, where the thermodynamic limit for thermodynamic functions has been investigated in the context of statistical mechanics.Abstract:
Thermodynamic behaviour - ensembles the thermodynamic limit for thermodynamic functions - lattice systems the thermodynamic limit for thermodynamic functions - continuous systems low density expansions and correlation functions the problem of phase transitions group invariance of physical states the states of statistical mechanics Appendix: some mathematical toolsread more
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