Statistical mechanics as developed by Gibbs [1], grew out of an attempt to apply systematically probability theory (not yet itself systematised) to conservative mechanical systems with many degrees of freedom.
An edition of Topics in Ergodic Theory (Cambridge Tracts in Mathematics)
(2004)
Topics in Ergodic Theory (Cambridge Tracts in Mathematics)
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by William Parry
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Topics in Ergodic Theory (Cambridge Tracts in Mathematics)
June 3, 2004, Cambridge University Press
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