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A highly stable, low‐temperature phosphate glass is developed for multimaterial additive manufacturing of multifunctional microfluidics. Glass, metal conductors, and sacrificial polymer are coprinted, enabling monolithic fabrication. The sacrificial paste forms precise channels and decomposes during sintering.
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The Emergence of Statistical Mechanics
2017This article traces the history of statistical mechanics, beginning with a discussion of mechanical models of thermal phenomena. In particular, it considers how several circumstances, including the establishment of thermodynamics in the mid-nineteenth century, led to a focus on the model of heat as a motion of particles.
Darrigol, Olivier, Renn, Jürgen
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2006
A summary is given of aspects of classical statistical mechanics and kinetic theory that are relevant to dense fluids. The concept of a phase space distribution function is introduced and an expression for its time evolution is derived. Time and ensemble averages are defined and the relevant ensembles are described, thereby establishing a link between ...
Ivo Sachs +2 more
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A summary is given of aspects of classical statistical mechanics and kinetic theory that are relevant to dense fluids. The concept of a phase space distribution function is introduced and an expression for its time evolution is derived. Time and ensemble averages are defined and the relevant ensembles are described, thereby establishing a link between ...
Ivo Sachs +2 more
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Statistical mechanics of polyampholytes
Physical Review E, 1994Polyampholytes are polymers with a random sequence of positive and negative charges along their backbone. We examine the question of whether such polymers swell or contract due to Coulomb interactions, by Monte Carlo simulations and analytical arguments.
Hao Li, Mehran Kardar, Yacov Kantor
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Generalized Statistical Mechanics
Physical Review, 1951In this paper, a start is made toward the development of a statistical mechanics that will be suited to the treatment of dynamic changes in thermodynamic systems and which, at the same time, will be in the appropriate form for a relativistically invariant theory.
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Stochastic statistical mechanics
Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 1993zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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1974
My present talk has been ranged under ‘applied mathematics’ whereas my work in teaching and research is devoted to the science of physics. The great rift that has torn that science into two camps has hardly been more sharply defined than in the organisation of the talks to be presented at this scientific congress, which had to get through such ...
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My present talk has been ranged under ‘applied mathematics’ whereas my work in teaching and research is devoted to the science of physics. The great rift that has torn that science into two camps has hardly been more sharply defined than in the organisation of the talks to be presented at this scientific congress, which had to get through such ...
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