Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics by W.Greiner et. al. (Springer-Verlag)

Tuesday and Thursday, 14:30~16:00

Creative Learning Bldg. (E11), 301

Classical Mechanics, Thermal Physics, Quantum Mechanics

This is an undergraduate course on statistical mechanics, a theoretical framework describing systems involving a large number of particles based on fundamental statistical postulates. In this course, we aim to provide a way of general understanding of equilibrium statistical properties (average and fluctuation) of a system with many constituents using statistical postulates and microscopic concepts. In the latter half of the course, selected important applications of statistical mechanics such as cluster expansion and renormalization group will be described, if it is allowed.

The following schedule is only tentative and may change without notice.

Mid (35%), Final (35%), Attendance, homework, quiz and class participation (30%). Be advised that it is only tentative and can be subject to a change.

Submit : E6-6 Rm. 212

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Late policy : -20% per day