Szilard Engine and Classical Versus Statistical Single Particle?
The Szilard engine example seems to be based on a single particle whose location may be measured like a classical particle, but then seems to behave in a statistical/thermodynamic manner. To quantify this statement, the ideal case law PV=nRT is used to compute work in (1) using: Integral nRT dV/V.
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