Statistical Physics by Lev Davidovich (4 results)

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, Landau, Lev Davidovich / Lifshitz, E. M. Statistical Physics. Translated from the Russian by E. Peierls and R. F. Peierls. London, Paris: Pergamon Press, 1958, x, 484pp., fair gray cloth both hinges loosening, usable reading copy, previous owner's name stamp on front endpaper. Volume Five of Course of Theoretical Physics. 1-page review of the book by George E. Uhlenbeck from American Journal of Physics laid in. NOTE: A different work than the 1938 edition, with changes to the theory of superfluid helium. "In this version the original quantum hydrodynamics is totally omitted. Bose-Einstein condensation is treated following London without, however, referring to him, or making any comments for or against a connection of the Bose-Einstein condensation with superfluid helium" (Tisza, Adventures, II, 132-133).