About the book
This Student's Guide offers a one-stop introduction to thermal fluctuations for undergraduates and independent learners in physics, engineering, and mathematics. It builds on classical thermodynamics and explores fluctuations in noisy circuits, phase transitions, and paramagnets, with applications to thermodynamic systems in all states of matter.
Editions of A Student's Guide to Thermal Fluctuations
- Hardcover
- ISBN 9781047753791
- Paperback
- ISBN 9781047753753
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This Student's Guide offers a one-stop introduction to thermal fluctuations for undergraduates and independent learners in physics, engineering, and mathematics. It builds on classical thermodynamics and explores fluctuations in noisy circuits, phase transitions, and paramagnets, with applications to thermodynamic systems in all states of matter.
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What is A Student's Guide to Thermal Fluctuations about?
This Student's Guide offers a one-stop introduction to thermal fluctuations for undergraduates and independent learners in physics, engineering, and mathematics. It builds on classical thermodynamics and explores fluctuations in noisy circuits, phase transitions, and paramagnets, with applications to thermodynamic systems in all states of matter.
What core themes, tropes, or subjects are explored in A Student's Guide to Thermal Fluctuations?
Mathematics and Science > Physics > Thermodynamics and heat
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Who is/are the Author/s of the book A Student's Guide to Thermal Fluctuations?
Don S. Lemons,William R. Shanahan
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A Student's Guide to Thermal Fluctuations is available as hardcover(ISBN 9781047753791) and paperback(ISBN 9781047753753)
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