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Oo 6 fo fo ho he ae PERGAMON TERNATIONAL SIBRA ef” Me * ve Science, échifology, igisfeering @° is the lee for undéqBranch of. then retical physios: Referenée f jd'penerally” f madd’ tothe poinvihe! some pit —- ate not subj ject to rigordus* thematical proof; and it ia overloo! t every gftier branch - 7 of ietical ot ai nee Tyst as masiy snon-rigo} a Proofs iithough “y af # sthese ae'y net roan» $2 indicating, wh inad ite Toundatisn, inaor such’ 7 bran co et the worl ad Gibbs ered thy tai if ics of tn Mawel an, oltzmann it to a logica! y, connecte ind. orderlys$ystem. ‘ibbs proviged a genezil, shethod, whielf is applizaple in principle eto all “ ie rs, problepié fiat can be'D poied i in statist’ physi ios, Mt wi rn oo f° hasudot“been adeduately take“ uy’: The fudtiatoental inddeduacy of he“ jority of existing books opétatistical Physics i is preci that their a ipstead of dking this ase method“asra basis,,Sive it onl pede fg J fas 1 nape 8 basis Exe Ht only ¥ f. ve Sigal physips oni ‘terpptbis wt form a ean cepts and dotities of thermodynamigs follow m ‘oral oa ZL ind rgoroupl) from ne pSoynaneh tatistical piss ics. Altho: & eneral stafepients of thi iodyni be fo: d non-stht tally, ” ake tiation pret os a et the u: ret en oo a phy es. fe ce le have 1 wii in spe bedk to give a ount of statistical é Plysics and ‘remot ios tags ‘pased on he, ie Gibbs fod. All “4 = ra A Irae pean a peo ene ethos, Hi tht proofs," 2" ra "our gitn.dias beens piioatenasty van pili is not r iainy attainabie .«" [pyle ges but oe ly to “ee hae a tion of rent yf ‘physical sta nents. Pa Ce "In the ¢, disgaission oft funda of classi sip, _siatistical Bip, we re So fe consi sf from the he pein statjsicet’ distribyelon’ for sm, ‘garts (sub systeinsy of systeraé, not for cpt cidsed systefns. This i ay ip ‘accordance, with” ie fundamental problems guid aims of physical statistios, rand allows¢ com- te avoidahice’of the problem of the of; edic and sj ia hypotnseg/which Ae in fact iptgeh important -ge'tegards { tin. 7 / YO oe Anddeal gas is regarded asa patiio’ case, efits! ‘the stang ct of nga” Le L £ £ "Lh fo fo ¢ os os asCO OF CM Ko formraySferangbgerainfgn {0 6 a” amethodgs“antl we haye! therefore not ascribed, ctie Holtzmagaptthod ag oe < oe << oe < “ * such,this method.cantiot be indépefidently justified; in particular, the we ~* HE priori neoysiie is aigacutt to justify The Botan expressigdfor ne-entropy \ ap‘ideal gas, derived fr ll the general rmulae of the ‘Gibbs * Ae of ahethod, oe ? “ie ee Ue “ ve we wie we oe oe oe oo RY a * “f* f f* we ZEB! Lanna’ * 1934 A ra VA ra BM. Li fo Bg ig yg e “ ee ee oe e < yt of ot ft os at af oat & iF; ¢ 4& psfarons are _gefoted bya cients. a “ “ of values6f,<{uantities vfenoted 1b ” s‘bar overstheSymbol or ingle At ackets (sé ae sensei 1.5). oa io oe ca ae r ” ” fe f< fe “et ee fe fe asp Space : F Se enta engerint 7a vA & m4 pila dp, ae dp, icy s yo / we fe te Py, fe ie ar ince all i psi different s{ sy ra stmodynangt pnts | 4, e fw ve é “ oe ' é oF we Tt reture * o ft et ot fey pute fe fw £e P Spressure a op energy “ “ “a &” 5,0" entropy” fF AEF ae “ = EBV belt functiosi’ eo 4A Me 4 e oe ze TS tree enerey “ fe TS-+-PY thetmodynami rental < yaniv. ts “ ifigtheats f a o : Co molecilag*Specific reli” at tA oe wy particle a ve oi a fe fe mmical potential ‘ surface-tensj coy Le “ # area of i ce a ef ‘iin all ropialdé the tempige re is exon inenel pene the mpc verting 13 de desires is Spee in foowtiotes to§§ 9 pad A é _Bélerences to,sther volumessth the Coursesif Theoretical Siysics: oo #° Mechanics Vek. 1 (Mechinié, third editions“i976). sv of Fields = Yol2 (The Classical Theory of Fistds, i tourtpEpdlish editiga, Ags) oo Quantust MEchanics = Voi. 3 (Quangsin Mechanics, shige! English editiof, 1977).,2° A Rope Vol. 4 (Reliviive Quansdin Theory, Pact 1, English eit, 1971). , EG Vole? (Theory of lat, seep English edison, 1970). A lgctrody) ie Vol. 8 A Elecivodynany. of Coa Media, so an edition, fe ae Le all wba poe by Pergamon Preps. oa Se Lo £ a 0e" “ ey "Mh Lo ofl os os os os as AN* _FHIE FUNBAMENTAL PRINCHLES Le LS a OR STATISTICAL PHYSICS ics fo A / fe ae ’ s ae M oe we i ee ¢ ° ° oe As a “* fe “fe we x Statistical distributions =/ de, é a ee Statistical pitysics, often éalled for brevity simply y statistics, consitin the 4° oo study ofttheSpecial lapis which gover'n she behayjourdind pro} of macy" , ae To: sig.Bodies (that. bis foe. of a vi 4 ree nape individual ae ee such asatoms and molecules). T< consideral vi extent the gotieral cter off laws de ‘not dependn the mech: (classica]s$r quan- of ffi) vy whial ssoribes t the : piotion of sfiesfianical syttenis with small numbef ot degreese“o fe , a a a eae os os os astone ce op a : o Pf 4, " pohadamenigl f Retnciples of Sidi istical Boye ‘ e fog # < Arcedom stint althot Aan motio1 op ates atvery Jar} ‘Sefer of, of ¢ degre ‘of treedom, evs the sa laws of mechanics as that, of systems cart - sistiig of a smal}frumber of psfticles, the gaibence of ad degrees ofce Aopireauits iprlaws of a differesit kind. “9 < of g The impstigiice of statktjtl Dhysiey jany othe ches ofthc we /° «physics 8 due to the fat slat in Nasdre-We contipwally encountsf macroscop;” a weer oigment be fully‘described by‘the methodg‘of Aa Epanics alo fpr the reas gm entiones on and a tisn obey gj A oe af & Pe “tnt pro i, to forpebtet the sonal srl of classipal s ‘thiatics, et first of all define'the concept of phase spice, which wil’ be Constantly neta oo ra ha he ra é Leta eiven fnntroscopigigchanical tein have s.degfees of fi frsedeim: of piiat is, let tile Bosition oPppiits of thetystem in spate de descrip S00- ’ ordinates, “which we fénele by py, _sileaufix i i apbartie valugs’1< oie Therthe state of the system at agiven instant,will be definedby the valuepat Be instant of stie,s coordinatts.q, and the*S correspondihg velocities, .pIn ra Apiotisi it iséustomary todesetibe a systtne by i its copidisites and dsfopitnta ee ” bn not v1 cities, since,thig’affords avtiuniber of very J ihportant idvdntages, oe oo oe The various states ofthe System ne be opr ss mathemati nyt by Poin in pase space (wii ‘ich is, of | copifse, a purelys dhathematicaléoncept); Ai isfates in phise Space argahe Goordinates arid momepta, the cysia pon. f o jered. Eysty system has itst6wn phases ‘spice, with,¢ nuinber of fdiintisions < oe < MA “equal tortndde the nupiber' of degrest of freedom/‘Any point ipsphase space, e ne corr: ponding to particular values of the coordinates ne momenta p; f 7 ‘system, rep! tsa particdligr state of. System. ‘state of the system & hehges with-lipse, andl cpifsesfuently ‘péint in pl space ro »*” schis statesewhich we shall, efill simply*the’ phase pei nest the syste moves 4 4 # along g*curve called, the phase traiéctory. ‘t us now co; Ser a macrgscopic body gf system of pete, and wha o4 Jaki systepi is Closed, i i.gtdeds not intstag?’'with anywotkér bodies/A part os ‘gfthe syste ich is y yety sinall cory with they ‘yilole systerfi pat still a ra "s “mac may ee to pé separated frOne‘the rest;dleatly, when” « ind a imber of particles in the © wiiole raat paom aa ‘ge, the number r small part fit may very large. Such relatively small by gill < Agent sare will be De subsystgshs cA, subsysteinas again a niegtiani- “ * al one sat not Algsta one; phi sife contrary,..if interac} ‘ipVarious 5 a ae ways the other parts of the vom Because“of the very Jafge number ef degsées of freedayt of the othepfarts, these jpcorctions willbe very co1 piiddntricate,Thus the statt of the subsystém consié will vay 3 ith fog a ‘he ina saosin ard | itricate antag oop! wi ” io < ve” An ext sblution | fot’the’ behavigut ofthe subsyiect can be, Slated only “< f fo fo fe be Lo ol os os osMe Sa e eo 7 Ye § vf Sorin pliprin “ xo 3 Yo ’ L Ce ia sol hoe re mecha ical foroblem forthe e . ntiredigeéd systems‘, 4 setting” ” ” \d Solving allthe‘tifferentiat equations ie of'métion with-given initial pon sions, whic! ‘as already petioned, is asi impract itis just ticallé task. Fortyxiately, licdted manner gi yariation ee SF ey comp! “sty A ii ot rene state of ‘systems A e meth OF mechgateg/inapplicg (evallows af * fe proacl ie solu ¢ problein, oe a esi eae of this Seren’ the fact Ae co: lexity of tl it, because ofthe feral i int tgrhctions withthe other pages of the Ps ff system, dvting’ ‘a sufi yfong tippy een oebidered will bé m any 4 ” ae times jai’ very possidler state. TRS Play be mote precisely fOpsiulated as” oo fo oils a pot toe ote some siffall “volythe™ ea the pllase'space ofth _sabsystem, cgrfesponding io ay wee dita p, oe ix“short ws iptervals Mai 2 aad Ap, We 2 gan say an a su’ ficnly Jong tiie ie, the 4 ; wt fe extremely, intricate p Mocs’ ‘abe ses many’‘tinies throysh sich suche” < ’ oot volute ef phase espe. tet At tetisgare of thp'gta time 7 irjefa which the e system oii the given yo lume of fe space Ap Ag:* nen oP tal ime T incregs s indefinitely’; » the ratio Ag "tends to sosife limit o ae If ef Lo fan ff fl AE WDA Ss * eo < st of ot peta ciety be ori ast Aa sasty act the subéys- wn is obserye@ at an ee instant i fil be toms the given ysitime of of Af phase space Ap Aq. ot fe as On no the tnd ints phase ad fe we < abo = agcban.dnygbedin...ag 6) ee probabiity-dw of stat egtepresented by points s jdt this vol- ume elesi i.e. the peo pability the thas’ ‘Coordinates and moierta p, haves’ fo 4 valugs! ip’ ‘given iss eSimal inseyals betwesh gn, and in Prt Pra” - proven” lw may be pe patton a “ dw = ‘hb ; f “ a “ : BAY 949), 9, Ae f (13) Ay . a af whe: Me wee PE OE os GY god func a he sSpdinates 3 dy oe fe a enta; i weg Py pe for brevit spa or gen ne 2 simply, ction @, wtich represents’ the “density” of the ropa dit of Phase al called aig Sta itil i tn A dunction, “A a a “ wily the | fs Ae a cr Pa a “pitvity, esd ‘usually Vas is custo that tl Sue is in, ime Ap Aq ofphase space”, sicaning that thé system is in, sfate: topiee by e points ig‘that volume, et Inwl Ss represel we shill atways use,he ventional wétation dp’apd dq to ‘ . denote thé préducts of tte, eifferentiabrog I the mopienté and all thie elects “ oS of th sign res] 1 f* gy ve fe f “ Pere L ofSa , oe 4 Soamen puis 6 foshe vA e ve ! A dearioutigh fitnction, fot’ se bod gsfgtned. Ths! fottion my opt tony a oe a bs a oe ‘integral bests taken, Spt al all phases snloe), whit ‘sply expr the “9 “ , “ fact thatsthe“Gum of, fabio all possible “States myst We unity, oe The‘following ci Stance is,éxtremely important in statistical physi¢s "pda distribution off gi given subsystem does pot depend oxthe o state ofeanyother smal part of the, system, aig’ over a spfiiciént- o “3 “s long tind thé effect of this initial gutte Will be entirely Paved aby the oy < ne effect ofthetnuch larger sémaining Sars of the system. Itis salgeindependeny~ ee BE ial stateaSf the particplar small part‘considered, since in ine ‘passes thpSugh all possible states, ax) of which gabe taken,d& she initial stateyWictiout hayitfed solve ss prdblem ford gStem v o” aking 8 pct of ini il ond oJ we can thstefte find ue é sctistical 4 oa « ition for si distri parts of the, tein. if ey determingtion of the sitstical distgiution for ad fore & the fandstnedftal problégy6F statisti hysics. [x ‘setaking ofssifall ay s af eae ” of atlosed systems syd must beg‘ ipinind thaethe'macroscaip bodies a Yaa ra with whithave have 8 déal are ugdally’ themse}yés stich “smpit parts” of ee “ pe sys teal consisting Sf these bog together «pie the extepzial a se ‘djam whic! Suprounds oa this problestis solvep tot te staat Sistribystbgetor fOrvor a givest Kbays- ae * < % fem i is key uf, we cai *tajcalate thy ap bbiltes Of OE," farious vei Ws ues of any on, ¢ physi cin which depen: Co the anak & the subsystém aa ° va] of its cogs dinates q angsmomenta nie ecan ats.aiulate the won of (falu€ of any pic ‘Guantity fp 4), whichis obtained by ipttiplying dat of eo ra df possiblealiies by the*coctrespondiné peo Obabilityine’ integrayig er all s ae fo states. pénsting the piendging by e‘bars we can wfite® ve “es “ “ ie fi. dtr, oe, ‘ “ As 5) A gh wie gt ean valués, af targus cae Gana bysne o the statistical’ distribus bo finctiog ¢ The averaging respect avhgina frees.is fr os é distribution function (eile. ‘eng the ing the vs ea i uae & wh Actual va pecan quantity ED af) it ordepta,determing iis, or oo faue, Te 78 ala obvious that, by thedefifittion (1,39 of the probéibitity, the f° © statisti Kerang eXactly equivalent to qutimé” wong fs. Phe Tattgy”” a this book.#e shall denoty-ayeraging by over the*Symbol or bystngle o ets: for df ing ined in this gel by convepi Neqet in writing thefor- a lae. The, elegeind way issbroferable fogging the hn 3 ofsttnsthy ex- ae e / «retin “ “fe “fe fe fL fo & L “ “Lf os os os os ase e eo 7 JE phlei nls) Pe ‘woul Yolve fol lowiss | variatigal gf the q ft ‘i ings” A ©" the fufetion f= £4), dnd detemtinthg the required mean ei a é Onin Wenn Mo KO oe fe MO Sf AGO Pe fF fe : “ He Forepoingaiscussion sl that the déductions ve predictions ¢on- ig the saviour of icposcopic Mies which ate made posgible by o AS sltistical pliyetés are prpSapllistic. In chip“Tespect siitical physgaiers “9 ia from (¢ ap mec! 5 the dedi cli is of whielt aré entirely stetesministic,” a z id be emp! howevs ee the ue abilistic nature of the ree“ cl lassical s' dis is not asf inherent p: sperty of ojects consis r4 bye’simply grfses‘trom thesdage‘that thep? npsults are gerivéd from mics foe ” oc Nnformatich aan would be hecessaryf ‘a completé piéchanicaltigséription oe e “ (the ipitiat* values ‘coordingtesind morpehts*are notiéeded). em however, whentatistical physics is app! Piet to macrospspic ‘odes, its pri babilistic naj itg-is not lly apparen': ‘The reasons fhat, & oe any magtogsopic body" (i ext endent e) is ve ie o * 0 observed 9) Cetin ra suiftiptently long Bato of tie of time, dé iefound fat ait physical* ie ties describjife the body fe practically“constant (apif equal to spe A values) ata undergo sppreciable clanges relatiyely very rar > 4 of cositges “macroscdpis"¢ quantities" ibing pi od ly as aie o or Af Py roscoe arts of ie bit not ingivi al pares is reguftAthich i is rs o a < “e fundagiental to stasistioal physicg/fotfows fropvety genera)-Coxsiderations® “ (tobe discussed ia'§ 2) and becdmes more apd more nearly"valid as the body 7 sidered etn more,Comsplex and dagger. i of the wali os a # glstribution’ ‘we'can say, AMlasfif by mepa's ef the fungtiog" ‘lp, gd we'cedistruct ae < "<% the proBapitity distri ysion functidn, for varigs sis falues o ae guantiy ya F(p;4), this fumes in will have ali extremely sHarp maximysfi for f = f, tbe: oe ty differen oa zero 7 in the ii immefiate vicinity. of = o4 os ae fs 4 fe af a BF, sxitbting ye foeblculae, ken valpes off “auanttel dScribing, < ra macr Bic ic bodiessStafistical phfsics ‘enables.x& té‘make pretliotions whigti” “ areWalid to on aceuracyor by rte part efany time ingetval pibich is is long,éneugh for effect of the,itial state of he-body to > beer ‘entire oe OS eliminassd. in this ase" “the predic ion ns of statigtiéal physi come - a “ t yn sive an-éxatfiple to andere the verf uith degree até aéeuracy wis * this is aif we consi region in a gas which con! contains, say, only, -moleculeswg-find that thé mean relatiys variation of tise energy of t pees of matjef fe6m its mesh value is opt jo 10-4, oe ptobability Of Shding fg olin a single" observation) a ieve deviation’ of the ordef of'10-8, say iven by a," 7" f° $ fantasssally small nysAbet, ~ 10-3770 ra fo f Lo be ge Ft ‘ fo Lo of os os asSa oe eo e eo &e Loses Principles Spins oa cs Le 4 x an pro eri sori _Fosahiefeason, es seem “sl wat uilibriyss i is’ Spiten intervals of times we have mi eas times long gom- o red with the*relaxation felie. & othe inet yg ' processed’ ‘plating to, fle, sine op equilib state fa ” £ Oe is calle, ‘Kisietics. It 38 pot part of Statistical pe Ysies propery “yksich deals. o “only aith's systems if statistical eefuilibrium. “ ee fe A fo fo fe fe op oe oy 4 4 Ade Statigtaindependesco”” J. td fe oy a fe a * The spbiyslems dis, isptissed ing 1 re ciot themsety ows stint on the copérary, they are Peet to,she continuo) *interactio fliag this prope holes, A o,f only oy pot too ong iditervals tise, Oveps edfficient fond interval ie f of tint, tile effect pf'interaction of subsystem: to Aowever wen will ultimately ly ~ apfar Moregyér, it is jugithis relatively weak intepdction wih fads of “4 ally to the tstablishmepe’ gf statsteg Eguibriamy oe : Ss Ae The fagt that different "gubsystemgaing Vl be regardc ds weal ‘doacing, o “ has the” "rodilt that, sles ‘may algp befexardegital s.statistically inlependens a , os ££ £ fo Lo ¢@ os ose “4 eo ey oA ‘@tistical ‘ee oy a “oe 7 508 6 ahora mea thatthe the staterof¢ hn tpi ag affectrthe’ "probabil ‘ies Of varion ates forte thesthér subsyst: ae +t. US :con: any two gdbsystems, let dp® and dp® ga be Abu clempents in theig-Dhase spaces’ If*we re} {ie two sybsystems ° “s we gether as'g composite siibsystem, the statistical independ of the oe fe subsyssia sini fgthematiciy t the _plobability ofthe’ Composit a tem’s being in its phase volume. element dp ay"? = dp® o i$ dg?) ¢ written the product“of the probubjlities for sie, i ‘ # gibsys be respeetiyely in dda and dp aq™, cagt oft these A ” o >” probabi ies’ depending efily on the’ cobrdinatesand moments’ of" ‘the sub; fe systent’c concerned, hus we oan “et ee 7 * ’ Ppa dpe act = e anorign Den anna, “ fe fF Af fe fe Le oa a - a erg Bian, ot Le Cc OMe fe ois is th Ree gisoution ofthe composi; subsystem,eand oe ge the distriSution functishs of the sep tape subsyste is, A similar gélgtion & vf # jp\alid for, foré'g group of si gvtral subsysts A * fs “ fa ” if The acts satan clearlyiilsd true: ifytie sfrobabil ‘Gdrbution™ ‘c *" for aSompound systeni is a pr Siict‘of factors; each of whith depends gxly ~ opquantities ‘dsScribing onp/fart of the g¥stem, then J é parts consémned wa statistically _didependent, dnd each factér is Proper idnal to oa ba- 7 oe a ity of the hte of theorfesponding pet. aa y Le ee ae : f< pal fines 7 are twa" ‘physical quaiitities relatingto.two ditfestt sibsystems ne ‘from C si the definition (1.5) of m oe values it fotiows immediately 7 i the meanValue of the ae wal to they Brpduct of thé'rpean o pies of pe gafantities “fi fe separate ot oy v oe Ae s we a yf fe fe fe Witin ? a “ od Se ote us consi a avanti? lating wa pacroscog pody or to’ par Ps ei In those of tipi Stis quantie) ytiries, flupfugsing aboyttts"mean Me * Fvalve. we Tray define,a gdantity hie vtepresens the’ average, tange of ee finctyatioi’ The mon Value of tte dltterencedf = f—7 ig fot Suitable £6¢ is‘purpose, sineé the quantits‘f varies fronpats mean valysin both diregtfons, gAing the differéngs f—f, wp alternate! Sositive apa | égative, pes sean ft Malue zerosegirdiess of.tioy! often J peidetzoes considerable devjstils from “4 “ fe ie mega value. Thedtqalired chapaictetistic may dnioniyte defined Be ie shean square sit this ai Since geri is always s positive, ts pean tends t ly if itself tey that js, the o oe jen Pee ii 1 fo zero; ee ome pe “ye we Ru “ + provigil course hehroce nap topethge'st See form only'a, on part, f° & of the yholé closed systems* of oo oo “ PP LO Lh fg oseo ao“ ao eo a a “. ‘Aton Bini losie Pgs ‘ e , oe fe “is na “only when ig roa isy ot consideié deviatigs 6 tf frome’ a Ff is. Smail. The tfantity (4 sin fe call root-me e (r. . ‘feétuaton of ie anti Ss Multiplying it the sananget f-fy shop that ra Men & OO LRP Ft Me fA LOD AF a 7 f ee i.e. the sfi.s. fluctpation is det et by ingen vey e me ee y eet nga sgptte of the queftity and square of its ha Fhe ratio (Aafyy if is iso led ther rel fp f the quanti fp The o of Mealles ty tatio is, themste negligible"is the bot Py ion of ‘HiigeGuring Co « o_o which the pédy is in,stage$ where thie SEviation fF Sfom its méanWalue is oe consi pi ree i ién td wre i ae ve van fe shall show that the relative au 3 of physicgGuantities¢ deefease a 43 idly wher the'size of the t Y bodies ( ie numbet ofparticlestowhich 4" ” fe they relagté intreases. TS piove this, WeAirst note,tiiat-the majoplty,of quan, ve “ f° ©” tities pf" pltysical ingetest are additives This property i is a copséquence of fap ‘that the ort parts of "body are qpdsi-closed systms, and cigfies a the valug‘ofsuch a qi yas for ‘ts le body isthe sum of its "values e ‘ae the vasioxs (macr ‘opic) parts,éf, thie body yi ie “example, sisice cm “; * ee intern mternghepdiies of. iene parts ai 3 as’shown shown , large impaired wit teraction ‘gies, it is ently ite of sie that the eng i whole by ly is equal e sum energies of j fief parts. > et f be sag “an addijive.fuantity, detains je Body conserpéd to 4 o “ke died a Inge ips N oftéy fone, i gal anal grt Then,“ ae fe fe feo of T= oh : Lo Lo “ by” “ 4 a & + there thedjysitities f, selate'to the individual panes body..." Ae a ? a Itisel tat, gigas of top bod inceap Perenes trina in proportion to AY Let us also determine the-t.m.s. flu ion of f. We kave - o a ia o ” a Va * Ae o Apr -§ fi) fe oe fe “ as se oy - we aaplesh of the stad ind lenge of th WZ paryet the fe boy, pe a, values = oe product tf Af, are ao £ Lf Lb TED AD Of Af Le fo since, the =oftetde he RO” “Ao “o San- Solin “ 09 fe c LA toro fl asN int the phchorre ipa also ingstage i in pro-, , ~ e ve portiefi t8 N. The-TeKitive flucsilatiOn is therfore inversely woportiondl « “ f fo fo fe be Gl eof os os as& Sb Lowrie stiyorem ye i og Lo ia fo fe ‘ ys cc a “ Js 5) A Oa the of é.aiind, if yes Shsider a, ne peneo Bos) to be yi into “9 ” Pe Me parts es sm: size, fats the apie’ parts dive propor “ tior to the totgknumber of ticles (mol ales) ir in the, Sody. Hence, sult can also, stated by se¥ing that lative fluctystion of any asbiive o “4 en ity f seopcses inversely“as the sgiare’ root of thie, ie. sfumber of particles 4° Ss in a mi spdpic bodyyand’s SO, whertheumber: ft these is suffsteptly large,,. 4 io < a the quéintily fi a islesnybe regargéd.s3 practicgtly sonstant iprtinwe and capsdl toais mean valu: This conelysfon has already been used jef§ 1. Fo oy Ags Lf Af 4 Oe by ” a ‘i § theorent 7” oe A ° a . Lefsus now ret or a further study of, ah of properties rae statistical _ Misiowion § fitiction, and sefppose that afubsystem ig Sbserved over" very & Jong interysf [9ftime, whidhse divide ship very lane, fe ih the limit, jelinite) Ae es num 6f-equal shprf jdtervals pétween instant 23, tay. ot” Ad each oft fe instants the sefosytem consideiSd is reprdserifed in itsghast space bya int Ai, Ax yg The set ef points thug-btained i v, pBtributed i hese with “density whig! the limi isveverywht ‘oportional to the oe Baio ey eon lo from ty aefllicanee.of stile latter “oe “ “ function i 38 determizing th the rob ies of vapibys‘States ofthese < stead of cossidering pois vy ote states of one vin tora J ferent install tt, te, ..9) we may ider simul! icously, in gsformal es “ "sitanner, large a, pie limit, ifetite) numberof exactly i ‘identical Le ey 2” subsystpihs#" which gs “seme instags Say t = 0, op states sebyndented by” ve fo the péint§ As, Aye’. fe at e now follow the subsea movem, 7 the Phase points whic “rep- é é on the sat Ss of theses ybsystems sae not toot long intervay oftime, fe ’ a a such that si-closed spbsystem r pray: vith suffisien® taccuracyte, stgarded yo" as olgstdThe moydingtit of the ede points sil Nilkthen obey" th? equation’ a of,sotion, mae the - soordinates al om ly of the pai apices ais fhe subsysta Oe “It is cles § jiist at anygtine t thes, plats wih prlauibupe jn phase re s we space ig to the § sdme distrjbution functiga a? Ds ins jasy'the sme ie way.@s at ¢ in other wo} , as the phase points meve about i in, se of timefhey remainydistributed with a density sthich is con fat at at “4. a8 given n pelgtand i is pyebertional todig Correspopaing value ofrbs o “e “ ” ee t su fo ing “ah "ot ipo, yy eye ang oo fs ¢ ensenible. fo 6 Lo bo fo ho Bb os se of yee < e eo oo OO oly A _indamental Principles Slatistical Phydtes ‘ e we 0" this iSeement ogi aeé points 6 form Pst ‘abady ee of a, eas” i in pl space of dimensions, d the famifiar equation cpsinnity may applied, wich expressegte constancy6F the total A eeantiles (jei'this ca e point the gas. Phe-brdinary,. aaa s (at contingtty fs is er DP a , vo o Af “ o Sa fe 2 aortas ‘o) = Ze “e fe phe eis the pbsiy and vail velocity he gas. 4 flow, pfhave of a Mf! iL div iv. tf Le Me For hates of 2s ditherifions, this“wiif become” “OM a ra f ¢ ¢ “$2 (opt ¢ ae o oe Ae A i Ea (op) #0. Ae Ae Me e e we ve oe Ga va “In thebiedbat casestfe "oordinatée™%, are the oshdinates and moment ? Aes the “velogities” y% isin the time, Bs ra B create é oe tions of sfotion. Thi ve ‘quatio et ti us eda 3 of, o +5 of te < fe fea xe. 2 git nl Ll pe £¢ poy vom we Ya A Me ov fo PO Sy os eh oot 9 ° bu the e ie of motiéy,in in Hani form: wo” s os gh Me ae eEfiion, oe OHI Oe Oe f< tet fé i 4 “ where"H = H(p, vi tie Hannan for ‘subsystem cohsidered, wesee ne fo é vo vo Ps Po fog ele Pia gig—eplp ys A a - A 7 “lite wt in pe therefovt identical tie The figs “ai is ji iy the tofal time derivdtive of the nef fribution fi mn. Thus ,« vo “ f Ps “ & 4 Ms ZL < & ff Uf lf VE MeN MA LO ff F 3 fe oie reach Sint importaft i hale the dist tion fee m stant alope’t the phase trAjectories of,¢ne te subeyte £This is Lic ech s of A frem. Sinet abasi-closed sdbsystems/ay under dityssi ts etyssion, the, eAesatlt i is oe lid onlyige*not too,t6ne'intervale‘of-time, dugihe-Which the’s ater oe < 7 behavgs' Fascif closed Ad #Suffcienstpproximatipfi. rs fe f “ fo f Lo bo fo ho Bb os os aseo eo ph &” rh ignificance Sf Energy “ é, no og f) eo ae a” oe whol * C/A apo ‘deny we we ao pon’ ws at on from Li io nyif's theorer a the di he wn, t be ible entirely,th terms of nbinations tine variables’ PB and ‘ ff @ihich repiai fain‘constant4vheh the subsyseém mover‘aged closed sipsjstem. os A Finese gopilations ar€ the mechaniéghinvariants*xintegrals,of thé mation Ae < - whick“are’ the frst dntegrals of the eduations,of niotion. We milly therefofe say'that the digtibution fi n, being a fiinction of {ppfinechanica ver 4 a is wi nintegral of of hemotion. “it rows sssible toy feo vay bienty ifn ideas /, a e of the te tigi mn on wi vbich tte distribstiot functios’ tat ‘depend, q.to this, ee take into a Pent the 2 ius otek the distribution gi2 for a ee fon two subs’ ims is equal.to the voll of the dist fation fungs ons on 3 “ga @20f thé 0 6 subeystgefeparatel’ es 0102/Hpe ice Af “y ” 3 * ae . ee fe oe FA “e Z ‘tog eu riper og diy” a oe Ope that the logafitm of the-distribution fainction is ay additive ques tity. rs ie thereforg re reach the gong ctusion thatthe logarit 1.of the bation ‘ s os af #” inction paste not myseyani integyal ofthe motion, Sut an wae Lm ee ‘ “ o a e "gral of ‘the ‘motion. Ve é we know from mechani ‘there exist O heni in sherds sap egrals of tion : th nergy, the ip componegl of the mopténtum ‘ es or and dsfe fire compbnsits of the“angiilar moneénssim vectorWe'shall _” eo Sn denote théseruantities forthe ath gudsystem (as fehtetions of tpfepsrdinates. oo + and méménta of thearficlesin ia’byE,(p, 9), (50), M,(p/4)tespectivelf. Tps only additi = combinatiptt of these gen is see moun a Far’ &he form, eee ff fe “ “ ve owe hihi yh hina Fihiso.yel Z (aay ee . gs wit Constant o esti '¥, 8, of which A ?, & paust be the same Bal subsysts ns in a eves systepet a _ Ps ao We shal] 2€yetn i in Chapter’ {11 to a delajtta study, oft phe cistibpoy 2); Ae s As si : wat here we, feed note oni tie follo ee TEE pdefficient, a, is just thse we ronpin cons it; given bythe Condition} 6G “dp ="|. The cK its B, Y, 6, ith ,,idvolving se independeet quantities .fitogether, my be termined frome’ the seven ppstant vahiies’of the ay aitive ints ef the os r, fo Coton f fost whole ¢ tog systemy“Thils we reach a “conclusisi very i im io a portaprin tistical ghywes. The yaluss of the additive integgetis. at the mg te (energy, whentum anc gular mi mopsentum) completely defin “the sii tical Prope of a clgséd system, ie* the statisti iistributowof any o as subsystepis, and thefefere the myelin @alues of, ny" physical, Austtities “” o° * Vo Felating #9 | gem. Thest seven addiivedntegrals.¢ ite motic “replace thes” i oo Ae Ne Pe LL £ f os eg Ff ‘ fo Lo of os os aseo eo A A famtamenet nile 9 opSpnsca Se fo of oe a ” ao 1 eines ble “nultiptiet er data (pi al consi iy ) which ‘daa be! required” ia 7 approach from pieckanics. < ite above argsiments ra us at once. set up a pele Sein sia ion suitaste 2 for descril the stati: | properti a closed system. ye as we*have seen, { yes of nohispdditive i i Sil of the, efiggion do “9 ae ‘not affe these proj fis, the laee can be dgserived by apy * tinction oe ce a * whichrGepiends on}yon’ ‘the valugs‘of the additi e ifitegrals thé'r motion, the’system and hich satisfiegLiouville’s rem. The: sipsplestsuch farétion “se @ = cons! ap or all pei nts i in phage" space which’ ‘eptrespond £0 given fg J geonmane vilye’ & of the eatery (Zo), momentum ey angulansngshentum a (Mo) ft th’ system, regardless ofths” values of the’ non-adgitive’ integrals)” wae 0 at all ther points, is is clear that‘a function sé defined wiher y nly remain eSngtant along’a a Phase traj of the ohm, ie. wi satisfy fe : [ouville’s s,ttiestem. oe re < Aeé oe < “ This fornstilation, however, i is ast quite exast.. Y the rea! ‘that thee”, fe va ee On POS 6 points“defined by the equations fea sac “3p mcr yaa “s ‘£4.3) ‘4 “ rs “ bom a raiinifld of opty 25- <7 ms, not 28] ike the ny toiume. ~s oe / ©” Consesiitesilly, if the-intepral J og as is to be,dilfetent fromp“Zerd, the fun! <* tiore(p, 9) must5ec “ome infin; yeh at thes ‘its. The oe way of ing of a eAiswrbnd baton : ofa sloxed sys} ‘A e oe LEE “9 = conga x AE sere oe ad 7 The, Sfesence of aS schn tong ensure; that ‘p ois a ail point P ise space white one or mete of the qugiitities E, P, Mis not equabto the f os ‘given value 6, 040 OF Mo, o, A hp'integral of gdver the Qk of a phasé v ydlume ’ _o” @which inefydés all orpart’ of the earatng eSf-points is / *” tinite ane distributién (2.4) is calfed Ynicrocanohicdlt 7 * e momen a and angulgs‘momentumyéf a closed system depend. a igtion as ae le (unif, ftranslatio: aad unifo) | fotation).. ipran é eo " Mierefore | say, that the statiseical statef a system exerting a given tnotion . oe depends‘osly on its its gerd. In copstquence, enptivds of exogetiodal i impoy” tangs in statistica¥ physics. wf we 7° tthe definjtion ‘and prop of the ion pe ven, for ei. in “ @hantum Méchttes,§ 5 a Pe oe , oe tht shoul Suta’be pe ws “he this io is pat ee sf ¢ tistics icp distribution aclosed systetn, Regardingitas the istribution is equiv- age dio assertinghat, in the of a sufeiently long sine the phase, t/ajec- fa close tar passes rari clogs foevery Pojopéf ie mano good oe Frountione 3). But this deion ale di ergodic esi) is geftgily not a oo foie a“ na “ a /- ve f. ra f Ye 4 £ £ fo Lo fof os os eg Ff os se of ases x “ TipSeniomes domme 6, for A Pin ordeyte Slade the pémentum.dngangular igi tvs sub- sequepytlacinsion we'mal may use thesfoltbwing devices'We ima, © syste ‘enclosed in gf rigid “box”, vend take cogsdinates su it the “box® is Test. Under J conditigiis, the momesfym and angiilar eee & Aagt is integr: ofthe motips, slid the oj opiy,xemainin, dagitive intega| of the /y “ “motion ig’ ‘energy. Mhespresence et the “box”, on,the other and, clearly +" 7 # goes rét affect the ocitistical progértés of smglt‘patis of the fst (subsys “ y Thus for logarithms.f the distribycion functione6f the subsygsins, of AL, d of (4, Oy ye have ye set simplepareessions é eo oe “ foe “ ee : = gs ie , oe fe Me fe «oe ea J fdoay", ie oe 43)" Tayfaiocanoi distributi tie for the vi system is is “ o oe A ” A pang GE. ee e a £66) fe w cs oe oe ie rs ra fe So ti wé have at that thé’ Sa syste ‘s a wholes ei ‘statistioa! < ibrium; thats, we have gafisidered it qyér times long-Compared with its laxation tineé. . An practi ver, jst usually woes to ileus a sfstem ovee’tisties com bie with greysn short pélative to the-te ca ie fe "ime, B "late syster a can bey owing i exe ee oa cal ‘Partial (or ncomplete) ba as as the c cpap statis ilibrium of,¢he entire cl¢: system. cn a equilibrig“occur a Aiisation tie ncrenses spt the singe syste pid so the-Sepitrate L < Amal paps oa the systdinatain the” “eguilibriump-State consi ably more »* “e f - quickly’ / thin equili¥riuth is esta®listied betwsén these il parts. s that each,sinall part of site system is ¢éscribed by istribution ftinc- a Ys nof the fc n (4.2), withthe parameteps By, 3 of Aiistributiog “having ferent wei ‘for differény-parts. In.staghi'a case thé sytem is sald 93 | be in Fe f A partial rium. Ip*the’ course ott tise, the paftial equilibyitinpradually” becoihes = sand the papameters 8, ¥.“6 for each schall part on 7 ioe final; ome equai'throughout, closed omy & . vA “Another \GhOF partial the concept of licroscopie’ io statgS of | system, Whereas a meefiastical micrpscopic descriptiostof ‘the sys" ifies the codrdinates ans momenta pf every parse in the systém, a € Mpacrosco i docrnion Fone viet pes the man, values:of, she,physi- Pa r # fea wie ties det er ane eguilitsfium, for ce the, eo Br meagi of quay descril vn eae acroscay of the system, each of ich may a, ‘as, ite Ca a oo ard “ fe oe “ va woe we ae Pe “ o a ot rs ra ow § "haunt fe a fe f “es ‘urning now the distingtive features quantum stlistos, we wy note & ‘A aftist of allhae‘the purely ’méchanicalip pfoach to 9 Sile pfoblem 98 determin- fe eS » a = they Sehiviour oft A pbeosconi gh i in oa 'mechanis sof course’ is Hopeless ag ine€lassical peteotanics. Spch ah approgeh would reqyttes” 2s solution opSeorbingey equation fora system consisting of all I sk par- wa ticles in the, ody, a prob! instill mop one. ight even says ySthan the & oe ‘integratjoh of the clas icat equation ‘ofnotion. Bat,oven if it ere" ose * -- na in sopie ie pérticular, fo find a, ‘al solutjeh gf Schré jmber’s equati would be ut impossible x select and wiite down the articular sohiiti ong Miotving theerecise congitions of the vblem and ggecified by pefticular 4 flues of ei gstormous parp¥er of di ¢quantuyyinyshibers. Motepter, we o x shall see’ keiow that, fran macroscspip’ jody the.copéept of stati igelary states” a fe itselbecomes to,somé extent arbitfary, a toes of Fundampfitat‘significgnée. t us first gHicidate somepurely quant»i-mechanicet features of wlacro- : sgopic bodk S as comps edewith s yee a a a Lye small < : of Prramber gs Particles. Te “ -. ae Se, features a out to an agi hig! Aighiy of le ite ong < eigénvalue we im of a ma :Sscopic bods e Teason of this is easily’ we note that, because ofthe very largs‘number of particles in ‘the ody, a é ven quarstity of ene fon ing, be ‘sigetibuted” ia issiumer- “‘ Py ae able wey: fone th »Vapious partigfeseThe relatitn Between this filet and the” oo high-Geittity of irom idan we take“as‘n exampté a“ _pricroscopic ly consisting’of a “ gas” gPN particles witich do not jeileract a yf ag all, encl dein some ySlyme. The re levels wes a syste are just eofites one “ofvthe energs S, 6 te ing fal partickes, atid the ee of eache* “ f. re partigie & cain range pilepin in infinit s of dis Sigfalues. * Leis, fear thats ha t oe in ee api om “this ame all “. on “t The separ ratfons betwen slécessive veray levels of inte partciptiretiverse~ é a 'y prope fig to the,sfuate of the Ji 5 dimensige® J of the vox enclosing” ? , “et ity elt lel wheres ie the mas tp¥ particle giiq athe auapparpconstat) . Lf f £ fo foo os os os osae “ ° so Static ei & " a1 A vg gStain a vs ive oumpéie possible a pasplis of vag of sicgsurement,“, Po Ae which-tan’ be predi ith a cpttaia proba from a edge of phe.“ é dexdity‘n matrix might’b be prediefabie with or even niplete certdinty Som a com ite set of del for the 5 from n one its wanginction f & F < uld be fig : af ar We sh ot 1 peuple ougtg the fornpal ioe of auanily echargt o & fe relatifigeto the deatsiey matrix file coorgidate| Tepresepcatisin, since ie” resentation,s seldom use¢“in statistical ghysics, but we shall show bow the 7 Sagnsty matsikmay be obpiined directl inthe ae sentation which is & : ’ Necessary for statisti ‘applications! < fe é 7 ia wt siis,onsider seine subsystert, sf aeting ation sys states” as cs a obtained when's all interattions of the wubsy: subsystem with the J eoowtting ° fe save fungtions of thes Se" states (with; the time : factér), q copteptionally f. s a 4 denoting tt set of af g Gintnayt ie subsyseéqps“and the sik n the see" B ns ofa closed system, entirely nepiécted. Let wi) be the ngefnalised of a’qudntum npehbers which distinguis h the’ vatious stajiénsty states; thee” energies of ‘es states will bé denoted ey 7 7 Z sa Let us assinpe that atdome instantsthe subsystep# ig in a compietely de- 4 "sSeribed tg With wave tinction pt Bie latter zifay*be expay jeg'in terms fe ee “ori ‘ustctions GN hich a compete” set; i apt tte the gi os ‘ fo Lo of os os as 4 £ £ & os efof “ ms Sag x ra ¢ a“ 17 rs i re as og ae at sbansion pf 2 we ? ae at A we we rr ven ar ro 1g mean ribet any avy Sin Gate can beGelated fein the Pa oo 1 poeticiens tH) sot ‘pee formal f fe oe oa oe 4, a fe fe OTE oiealaf fo ope” ca é é ie “ “ fo “ LB ry A Ae A plana \yihgida og Lf Af Sée fe ‘ a nse lemey “ne quay iuyt a being ie orrespo! ns Operator}! Y e change from ete com: ae to the i i cir quetitum-m eae iption oeehe subsysterp‘inay be regasied as a kindof of averagin, oe its va yttious y sealtes: In this paging, thespreduets ¢ sox tive a doul set (two of, e "ae suffixes! bf thls, te e imagip€é shat the systep7 considers ig’ actually.tnif a small. eo fs parts of aAictitious syerylarge systetn fdalled in this ednnectiopa op’ Hermostatr. < bath). The thermostat is is gssumed to be ei complete sal ingacha that the ener} Of, the syster nf pcos which is now’ 4, non- Pa A Bose’ subéjgsém of the to ip‘ac*increaseih satropy, pat stiso that ined the most! ea pro) ble origin ef the state was from states of greater, tropy; is, é Presence a minimum 6f, entropy as function n oem ‘time at the, ai Tpjtra < : 4 THY chos Higednt 1 = fy'istiuch thai gst Probabjel a “ ¢ o “ ra fe + ror oder undentedng of ayant, etias it saplLiny we? vagjtion of the epéfopy of sl that is cigs during a ysty long et of ie (Fig. 1). a, TOSCO] ite with entropy S = S, be obs in Pee eS o < a - eo 3 oo fig < o “ “ YO < fe fe fe 7a “ a . ‘ é a 1 phe system, ptising from ati improbal on . Then apieray “ eo that it will be ysth very high pobebiligg point of t i it which fife eiitropy «* >*” has reacl {gchinimum,ringnot one ee 2, at wpe tile cae teen a “© fort a a “ 4 a . & Z ‘ho fb Lo bo fo ho Bbe < e eo 7 & Liou {rns ates ge Le Ae a # a" This,e&prlion, of Says, is not a of cavivlat the la SFaiticrease ett” entry “according” towhich the efitropy ne eter % Gecrease apart from P*(te) wy i itial ae h, “a nen Y= riot te. of LS 4, - s 3" ~Howeversdespite eymmetry, ustitum meetiantes does envoy oe & < an iBortoat mi {Valence ot tne two diréctiéns of time thi this appe 3 ma the int ion of a qi dtum object. ith a syst hich o ith sufficiedt accuracy the lay classical) ‘mechanics, cess ra ate fundarsény si nifiesty in quantein, ae fEewo itera ad, “e c f siven q ge object ecu'in suc iow! then statement that .«" seein apt parti ue result of gine Bis poten ye sult of pi 8A can be vali only if cess A ong earlier thain, 1, PrOo- rs “4. “ gets B; segdllso' Quantuyeféchanics, § va a oe Thus,in gtiantum pieclfanics thevé ic’ physiol, “don-equi ile of the ce fo "two efrections of ithe, ‘and the éticailly the law of i increase eiitropy might “ bp macroscessic expressigx!. In that cagé, there muge exist an oe involving the’quantum cosSteat f which’ ‘erSures thewalidity of this'law and fs y satisfieg't the real worl. Up to.£he sbresent, k6 DO > slop Felation oe we Fs ? even f - aS beet at all conyificidely showst’t te" exist. f f “ f ea L £ £ fo Lo fof os os os os as a“r eo a“ “4 “4 | sy a on The ay of Increge py Enwrony of “ A of 3B oe oe The qy tion of thepliye sical foungitions of thsi mong shie'increase,s" of entedpy’ ‘thus remdind’op. open: itsfnay be of costnofogical origin “and reat “ tothe general gfoblem of ipitial conditi cf i in cosmo] fey; the vi Fo eymmetry Ainder time Fegesal in sopiie, eweak intgractions betylep ele fo. “ a sientary pat paty les may y play ay'Some pare. a answess “te’such questi iS “e fi CA f - be achieved! only in 1 fie urse of frst synthesis physicg!thebries Sy arising, we may repeat,the general foxnulation of | ¢ law of i a ofopony ingill closed systéms which gstur in Nature; the cntronytev never UZ A apticeases; i eases, ort Jest i i ee i oe Po two possibilities, all professes involying‘tnacroscepicSodies arpCystomarily,. we © divided! istto irreverSibié and refersible progeéses” The fo‘mef comprise < which are,sccompani Sy an increage“of entropy y.of the whole giésed stem; the veese Processes, Cannot rf since the’ epiropy wi idthen of _plave to deste: Se. Reversib le" processesarz’ those inwWhith the entvopy of the of, ’ “ closed ida remi sa abihe iy t phiddvhich capthetefore tad “plice in t yrs poate strictly syne pro is, of co an ideal ljmit- S cota” wk can se even, vi to A / . oe “ Ay oe oe oy oe Vik Ze wet tit 1 aetna the i individual para ie ryan a A Aa Aé f & é ae LS fous reds R es “ef fa o oe CHAP Oe fe of “ fe fe fe < < é o —_RHERMOPYNAMIGQUANTITIES Sf SS SE, Py bg Las 1 diet i we ? we A 7a f e wt a a are “fe fe fe Poon Shysical ities are thase a destribe macroséopic tates of bone eer incl peso wih e both a. hermodyn: cand a Ay ” “oes mee! chaslical signi: cauice, at 7 sfiergy ang Vollume. Thpie ste also, owevsi, uantities, Sf dnother ag ‘which Beat as a alt “Of pure] - a pe laws and have no acing vip ie tow J ata a * spa for ‘eke entropy. fo ” # ofa what Slows we shail éfine a m of relatidns-between sfesifiody- oe a o famie lei whict'h meee. whatever the Sasicular tt wih” ae f* these.uaiftities relate. ‘These aro‘Caliéd thermallyriamic relastons. ge thermgdynamic quartities are dis |, the negiigible ecg a a“ ‘0 ewhich ape subject ,Arevusually ing interest, rdingly,-ve-shall ia ntirely igetone’s ‘such flyetystions, an@’feslird the ielodmam i guts ee fe - he as varydiignly wit dip inacroseppictate of of the ys? a a Y tus consider.two bodies al equilibrium ae egel other, for slosed systepi{ Then the erfropy S of pls system hgets maxim ive of (for a give iasity E of te system). Tué esiergy Ei Sum of the ‘energies as e a “ o*” Ex and Byoftthe two bédies: E= Et Be The sapie applies to, te citropy See f° © of the“system, andheentropy st ach boars : fant ofits energf: “ Sys Si(Es) + Syl), Since Ey ‘= E-E,, ae S is r really a a Shae of hein ty Ane the n ry cry cin, oe af aximanytipf ew ‘be writtsi 2 # * “ a ve if oe Re ee we fe fe fH ss sy, ae ; dey i dA, f “ oF fo a f aa oe “ oe oe & A oS dS da os os os a - we te = aR, = Ow ee ee oa Z a fe ie a fe fe wher é & 7 & “ 7 7 ME rf, pyar. = agihoes. fo os oo é oe as oy rue of therhptinamic oti wit Scum, Pe lane we f “f (1 cameos SNe * fe fe ae ee fo fo * fe es ot eg ft ye ff< < < < 7 “e Lo ravage Le xo ad “y o Aha opin a can gale seneeis to am ang dies ator in oa we *" libriusf with one andt Fhus, if a signi is in a state of therme amic equiliérium, the defiva- iverof the entfopy with re siegrto the ris the sapie for every partof it, € “ we i. is cont tions the system. a gears ich is ther oe oe fe “of the deriv itive of itropy Sata body with péSpect toate. shergy E is” ° mip Lnperature ran mga of the bod 7 AS/dE Oe “Ol 7 Ae fe 4 eos UP tt Le 0-1) Ae fe The Lepore opel in = i ye ont anothep ans “heres “ eq To, “Cet the seated, the tempalgare is oxen bea rag pin oi ity, fap has whys only Sr shactosco, e,podies. ! Me Let dex sonst bodies forming a closed, ‘sfotem Soe in we “ o va vi tibriyet' with each oth ef. Their tefnpératures A aid To weld ch different. ae course oftime, equi dum will tablished een te in rs d*their tereperitures wat padualy opie equaly’ ing this, ngeess, Ae a foams otalvenstopy S 5:51 mustipd ease, i, time Setivitive i es ‘A Oy =" positives” «" ot fe fe ve ae & “ > — a eS “ “ “ “ f f f f oy oe é eo fos os y é 4 ae < < Ce a ao ed fe fe ve aA heer fe ae ; é , ye the total cp a co, srythan fe 80 fo fo : e ony we oe SS ie i ‘as, piae av re fe ee “a (B= (3B any or Shs oT) ar “et é [et the “ea a8 of Seon body be grea that of he-first “es of fda > TaThen dEy/dt=,8, and dkifde= 0. In, dthet words,theenergy , va woe the Sebo wid body seorelses moe ‘gai teecane, een a or temperature‘may be formyilated as follows: energy s from bodies iigher tempetafure to bodies.at lower pleco , Pa 7 ? sthe entrogy,S is a dipénsfonless qnéngity. mefaee OPS (. ybetlore “ - i Shows tife temperature has 7 Weds ergy, ay can bee” < * measured in ener; ‘units, for amiple ergs,“in 01 ordinary“ Beg an te ¢ howséver, the ergs too large. ‘quantity, apd in practi temperatsie i is of J rSmarily picashred in 3 dwn one degysese ‘Kelvin oF sinfply foe a . Tee ponversionfapior betwen tes and dap, ie. _fifeaiumber “ey < of ergs,persdegree, igdalied Boltzrgtins's constaps‘and is usuaty denoted by” ea f Lf f£ fo fo fo Lo ¢@ os asoe we s Oe ha “ k= ; actos ergideg® é Sp all subs eatignt tam temperature will tenon meapilfed in “ gy ul nO convert e tem] igste measu eesyin,siumer- va o* “ical cal ions, we,sieed only ee T by cams ‘continpall ute of thee” oe facto Whose on!f purpose se is 16 indicate the€onventionalinits of tempt “ e measurement, would méfely compligste the form af the temperature is in-destees, te fger kis upia! includ dai the ae rs Mier oy oe en A? “ Z fe fe ° oa "log ar, fo af “ es <" “ Hees of 7 pip 1 order tonlgid the eee of kis general rsiations r4 ages, Th as @, defining ted sino ag there- as s “Rove a hari sear lations Sete sub: iy in thige”” fe ee ate unaffedte fed’by the cheingé to degress. wo “ ‘hus the rule‘for conversish to degrees a§ to substit td‘in all for Athos the por conver to demas to mtg my of f é & oe & é a ie Af JF kr, So Stk fg LEO) 6 ve ay we fe fe fe fe fe fe fe ‘ Macroscogic motion Ae se matin / fo Scone f° c a “a8 cisingy tia the ifgeteopic pips of mo) , the ndiepsscopic “ ” ‘motion is that in whigh tHe varioug-tnacroscopig. pares of a a boy Btrticipates “ f« as a te. Let usContider the, possibility of: shacfoscopic; nfotion i ina stiife eAhermodyni fic equilibri of Eet the ly. Be divided" ine a larg ber of s) fall(but magrosoopic) x af A ho rts, and M» Eq anil ", denote, te ass, enersy, thd momeit of the eo ~ “A ath opt entropy ony $3 ee each pit arts 48 a func not i its in terfiqhenergy, ee t n its tote ee E, the ‘ine we i y mony a, 7s total eng By of th we can therpfore be “oe Pe * os “ Fe oie a o5 = ai FDI Af fe ae op “ co a ; vo _\For refergtices we may isosgive the conversion factst between of sheetron- rugttsie - £. ee S : : ot Lf e a tour ens deg" Le ‘he fact sation entropy of*a body is a netion only its internal Tey ows at oncedrom Galileo’s‘telativity prinéiple; the super of quantup/states, 3 43 therefore’ the’ statisticaYweizht (whos iggarithm is,she,chtropy), mrtist.ée the 0’ z me in aii ial Tans oPternce- nin pate fat in whi ‘body is ” fe strate fe fe fe fe a ne fo £ fo i os osr a “ _Meroseane sgn “ oon 4 & / of “Ne shale that fie, bay i isa ied system, Seis total so) entum ‘“f and angtiles” momenwimre conspived, as wel}. ts eneraye” < fe “ oa = cope Trey = conn foo Z «7 oe a “fee ' ied radius shel ‘of the hoe. In ol of equitridin, the f “s total ewitopy S of the’body as a fys(etidn of the pontenta P, , bes e‘maximupy ae subj to the cogiditions (10.23: Using the Similiar Lagrsinge’s yt of at determine ystipliers, ‘find the nes sgary condi ws fora ma&impur im é gs fy nating fare the, ta tives wot Bspect to of the ee ee ” ca Y fe a “ f S(s.sstohvaxete f o (10.24° the snap. tal raul Ca rs (pa pion penton 2 ia pe fe - ge Le “s fo Ae S(B i = Bi ty * fo we Aeiiere Ys =P wi, is the hed of thy part of the Abiy, Ditfteptation oe e 3 “Of (10.. Syihetefore ays ee “ V2 a De r f “ Ate! v4 Cig gl Te gl A o ee os ff & ¥ o oe Oe Eg aaa, MO 0m ee fe “f* gf * “* f “* e* whepé u = Te in Tb argconstant. ve is result has a simple lysical Si Ice, “ig theetcities of. aise “pests of a pédy' are given’ “formul: ati) with pes same u and§ GF this ee o* «fneans we havea rinsiational ich of the re /as a whole with con-,» oe stant yélocity u and rotation of, Body as hol le with gohstant angul velotity 2. Thypwe arrive atythe importag¢' result that,éf thermodypamic Ps _AAyilibrium geClosed systepi “gat executeroply a uniform franslatigaa}.ind Me e ao potational, ton asa a whote. No ings macrosebpié motionols Bdssible a ra “ ina staje’o oP equilibrjin.# # ¢ fe ve < “ z é ‘ Mage pes derivatiye with respec{to 2 a vector igat be understgsd as another ctor rs compopénts"s ‘are aunt tort e denaty with rp the copshpaénts 4, ue first yéctor. oe a a fo FT, phoig iniundpn, an, sipstant exception to this, _ptlesthouta bet noted superfluid liquid helium canpot rotate asa whole. This effest will be discussed elgsivhere in the Course of TheoHetical Physicgt“Here we shally menti ef that of sie.froof givey abSve is invpiid.th that cagc, because theVelobity distribution is" fii oo aN conditisn @he era ‘dow is a peterdal flow) ee eae “er fe ropy git is oy *soifeht undge't conditiga Z a “ é fi fo fo fo fhe ho Bl os os se of as a, “eo < eo e eo 7 A fo Preqmodynami nigQ aantities “ “oe Ye « ae ie os os os me In what follows wee Sheil usual yonder bogiteat rest, fue rooney 7 fo Ewil Ardingly be the interaencey of the“boily. Pe $6 far we haydmade use tad of the ne ssary conditi n for a maxidium rs &, f entropy aga f fanction of the none ‘but not of f e sufficient indition f ; a“ 26 be impobed“on eee aiid derivatives’ It is egy 18 see thatthe latter a 2” a conditisi | déads to ey impor Tesult that fe tempepal epg ex : positive: T > 0.0 deduce it is not in- fact necessagy*to calculat a deri ae instead, ee can ar; eee follows,. - ‘ & us cozisider a bod: Aogshing a cl stem, aire as a whdigeff the “oe o AC es negate ‘the entropy, ould ae degreasing argus. o f° ©” ment Ainge the entfopy tends ef ‘inérease, the" bey would’spéntaneousiy “ to break ro into dis parts (with total mo; jentum 0), 0 0 shat the nse of eag'Ssin the sup (19.1) shouts «ce its lea: aise fo in. In, sthet words, Sodies in equilipfium cout ded ree a pe Siloti 1 poi shi wuld be pated* howev jough re oe jody or anyspart of it never be negative, there.ahay exist partial ilibria in teh the tempfature = to erbarticular op of ot Ses of Sfepdom of ‘the body is s pebgive This A, § farther discus i in “ 73. ee cha ra we ee Me i oo fe 4 li. sag pei ee fog fo fo A, x Among, tie various irda externa!’ eactactions.6 which a bedi ite subject." 2° f< thosevhith consist“in nger‘in the exteraél &nditions“forfn a speci «* ip. By “extechal condi ‘tele we meat a wide s various mal r, 4 elds. In apie the extigveont are most of >n determined b by the « “ cs ict that se ly mae a prescriied-Volume. Je ose sense this adse may ¢ eo fo a also ded as s*paiticular peat externa) Tit since tH é walls whit" ia limjs the Nelume ¢ equivalent. i effect ae apotential ee which preyents molecule he body fom escaping,” # off the dey subject.<0, G40 interagdons other siiqythanges ist’ ‘gufernal oo” ¢conditign’, a is said a8 be thermaliS isblated. Ytapst be empliasied thay” a although a i thermaltf i isSlated body dées not inéeraét directly with any othér bas, it is ngyin general a losed sie, and its a may vi ith 4 Alpe, af I Ina cies ay, a ec folate sag ‘differs fro pot ” f° systemydniy in that familtonidn the pe 7 mee on t a timg:'E = E(p, qy'?), because of the variablp‘external fielgs If the body,al eracted eb with othef bodies, i have 5 Hamiltoniae ofits A Of “Oo “ af o oe “ ie fe + honey Be (absolut "aetb) conrespsina to ~ nye! fe fo f Lo bo fo ho Bb os eeoe a“ e of 7 Ae og J fesse ig Le Le 39 “es oe a own, sinde, tite inter io ‘woul Sof ot on /o9¢the coop ‘es of ist moleciiles of the kedy in roy Pert also ont‘those ue « coat olécules ins Ie ottier bodies. < ue this leadgrtg.the cst the lawSf.ihicrease of cony is wali not 4, ie c oe nly for. age systems” byt also ioe lly, Solute bodys‘ ‘giice here,” o fos we we repatdche exterpal fl feld asa opthpctely spepilied 3 Functio@f. coordinates” “ ‘time, and insparticular neglect the reagiion of the Pédy on the ‘ia Phat is, the fitid,is a purely*mechanical and not a stasistical objects ects*Wrhos o A sstropy ‘ igvthis sens sfaken as sabre This Peptepthe Tres vate. fe of ment. 2,9 we at rer oe ‘us Suppose what a body is, derifally isouta’s ‘andi is nth to extenfé * cgiiditions whigl vary sufficigsitly slowly. a processis'said to be agtabat- f leg We shall, hg that, inn ediabatic,pr , the ty ropy of thebeats Te- 2°” gihains ugefigrized, ie, ‘de e Airocess i ipfey sible. a oe f° # We,shait describp'thy' externa}-Coxtitions by’ certain oaplicen whit Pa BE Funct of time. Fér example, sippose thatchere is onk ch parametet, swhich we dlepote by 7, taken at sh stant vote: < a ae ao vA a & (QE/OS)x, a “ fe .2) a ithe equatiéys'(12. 1), apr 23° can algy“bs" written n,dogéther as 5 pton 4, - o ( Bares etal: of ° ae o ve , “ vat “ “ dE xT ds—Pay’ * “4 5 fff < rhs one of thermos: impértant rel 3 ja thermogeanics log ‘A af The pregetired’ of bodies’ isequi na onewain er are x . This A a 7 2” “follows Aineiediately Atqeil the fagt” alot thermal | dauilibriyst’sécessarily”” é oregpipons nee equiliftium; in other words, the’ forces ex: op*tach other by“any two of gilese bodies g¢"their surfags“of contact ast be équal in maj inde and dppsite i in diréesion, and, sys" balance.” 3 ” ae The ity of presales i in equitibciim can sisorbe deri ‘stom the ,* ta fe conditi in of maximufn efitropy, in‘the’same way/as‘the equality ot tempera“ tarps was sho’ i§ 9. To dorthis, we CO1 der two parts, in conta fa o4 bas system if, 1 equilibrium + One necessary éondition,forthe entros\ be é e tunis that it shotigrbe a maxiiny fa with respezt to a chefig ‘in the ee Arolumey and Va 2 Ft thase two pate ‘when the’s states of the “other party” undesgo no change Oyét have (0S/99”)» > 0, an heentropy increase@n}y by Ag expangion,ot the OP is ‘evénted by, eSurroun: (gz. Sodies. IP < E bdwever, We shoulgetigné asiey ya <0, and tf ey voi neously coy 0 as to“ increase its, éatropy. Uhhere i is, haavever, an ian iaysSract diferesioe between, te requil its of 4a Sitive tempeptfure and Sopifive pressiire:“Bodies of nefative teptperdture fe & ould be" cpinpletely .tinsiable ang“ecaot exit Mature, tapes (non- oo , é cauilipeiushy of negative 'pressurpCantxist in Naiwe with restficted stability” The reason is th is that the spontasieous contrastion of the bédy involves““de- r ching” dotlone walls, the vessel,5r phe forma nr of cavitigs within x, at ee that is, evidrmation “off new sy fags, and leds to Se es io * “ Le of the istace of pebptie Press esta what tpt gilled me erste fe states, 4 “ & LE “a3, Werk aap featy stp eh “4 oe s Ae vo pe < weit tterfial forces"applied to to can d righ on ip is det we mee 7 according. les of me ‘ics, ae thegroducts oe fore ‘ces and the = wf which the cause. Thissfo een may De re to Ps ing the beily.diito a sat 9 ‘pf macrosesi ‘notion (ok jal general 26 eange ca Aine a a or, Wr piove the twain an extefnat’ field (fc fnatance, toe” oo raise d“aghinst sravly3t We et hidwever, be ifainly intefestéd in casts Ms ihe the volupé of a body J jfchanged aah “result of wefk done o1 ne Gu e. heeexternal | forces comp! the body byl “an it at ie a whole) oy wt “ &We shalt “everywhere se fd as po} ve'an amopit of work Riede ona “ , oot given pedy “by exterpill Tces. Negi fe work (, “ Ani coma ‘pplicabie’ Ke tosSoth reversiié and irrevessible procesgz$; only one, e,éondition need be o Aatisfied, namely.that thropehotit the pepe the bodyinust be in astaté of UG “ lechanica™ egiilibrium 4, go “at each hit t a. pry e ou Pi 4 “ f ve throughéusthe body” “fe gee body is thérmally inolts, the eva a char < is ener; o y the wor’ done oy it.A Ai the generaltase ofa ok Foot thermal ie fd in aditlips to the p&p, ‘poly gains os“lpsés ener; gybyilirect oe “A ne ra i pee lost by the Sody. Thus dransfer fronte ‘or to ee t bSdies in seaman this part of file ange in.* “ of the age in the enefey of the an unit J i may be sfitten oo A ¢ LP Ce Ake 4, 6 a a wo oe oe o Oe oe Say a a (13.2) e rr a Ce Pe ee Lips’ the work, jie heat we pe nt postive if gated by tngabiy ot §ro) external soqnices. f. ° a’ y, Me e enepéy, in (13.: ay in senetbe andes the SGoergy Me 7 < «of the body; includigg sie kinetig"energy of ifs*mdcroscopjs*mstion. We" .«" shay however, pa consides* the work responding the ae Ye fa bey, at in Which to the istepnat Aapsiay of theo. Py pe nf Oe ° ee on oo Under a Simik i we “find a ra “at yt fe * ey One ite AO 4 grmulae (18: — usea’n in the calcutation. va &, Af We shal sfiow how-4oxie of thes Aisinod nap Abivatngr gt a oi” encoysiteréd may ber trafisform fe ea of the ent & vifth 4 to fotos, & xb pressure oe fo culated fret the equatic! of state b by-feans of the“following formulae, Ps ff Shich are’ -diréct consesiiierfce of th Sate) fa t je differepiials of the if s a Ae thermoenstnic mane We ‘ig fo Ca a ia a “ a (&),: vs av ( ory ye “Tr “50. oe fig fe of fos Aen os : ‘_ Lf “espe rep fe ff a “ Sipiilariy “ef a (8s a EULESS. ee or a we oe ae o# fe “ "e (8s, aie entre a LE The aeipthy (zIey3 js ee from the elgation é T a é ” As < ee EAM tf bt hd bo f< fo “ “s = as a a of “ rf “ 4 “Ga aa /. ot, subsiding (16. 3),4" Ae “ ” Me ee Oe amy Crap ot woe a a ey “T(r ao ae fens p derive ee a Va & ; LORS ADAGE LF fF AF ow ov f Lo MEE), eg (0 2 Lf a ; ve , we GG I Bio AB, 96 fo A maa hall sho) ve the specifié heat oye be cal piited from we Af; the sper ‘heat c, 5d e equation, f state, x T and FP’ as"the basi an ra “ varigiies. “Since Ge #'T(OS/OBS yee hag te? transfopet “ple derivgatve? a o oo fo wo 4 & ye ff se fF es oteo a e af a yy 6 Religions betwegsi ‘pe deivaipi Thermadyyceate Quay ties 53 J“, “s ¥ ” LS we esr ies titer ytaependeng aides. A wesformat ‘ “ep tis type oe simply eff d' by the ep of Jacobigaé.t We write” f* oe cee T(0S/2")y o if fe “ we y if = 738 Aya, wt a Lf ae “ es fo fe pam $A fe fe TSE, WNT. P) eo LE (0S'5D¥> QV [OB¥ o(05/0P) Sum, 0 Ae ” Po Ae ee ae ¢ [eP yr oo” fw fF Lot “1&5 ev ae oo “° Vay “ 8 J, Sosa (ab A), we, whi the reat forme’ Ae ae Va a fe 6, =—norengusrirr. ae asd ‘a initary, vraag Ga = TeeseR%,t0 the vps T, Ve can r4 A, Sie te fein a Y if a“ e Af s fe of “ we ae P&S el =—plesennerenr. 29° ays ote acinaysfarer inegative: ini isothermalshpansion pe rs fife’ pressurerAlways decr This wail bé rigor ‘proved, (BM & 21. It fe Ry a therefore fottows rho that.foy i bodies” a eS oe o fe “et fe 4% Cs & “ fo a a “ , we 4 ot The rast Btu, ge pi is define agctie d part “ oe os wie * tu.0) Syibe au vt od a a < a fe OG, 3 ee Se L “ SL * , Cae oy ies: a : oi é “ Ae ” Je ae we 8, u) ot te ») oe “ae rs a Y ’ Y aye’ fe fe “ef IaH Be ae we oO ,o Ge 6 ow a & eo i, ) xs oe oe < Ae ae ee ee es Le oe / ne The fo}tiig relation’ '@WS hold: f a fe fe fe Blu) Bu, 2) BGs) ° i Le “ BGI" BED | oy ae om “ o od Bld) _ Buy Sa neta oe ot a a eo ra fe fe a &&, ») a Ot» +S a 7 Me 4 Z ‘ et oe os oseo . e eo “ / “ ¢ fo fe “oe ‘A “ A BptimodynaphigeBuaniitier” 8 r a e A Py Tn, tinbatic esti (or option) ofa, 1. Body its ghey rene tant. The relation bet the temperature, “volume dad p pressure, ly in an aaiabatic Progass is theefop determine, ¥y various itive - ff ddkenat sophia entropy. We shall destvy Aye formulagaiy Vieleby these ivatives “, s - ae may beregitulated {Sip the equation Of state. Ff fie body yo speci” oe f* heats” “ “fe & “ oo “ ‘or the derjvative of the-femperature,With respect, Px a ‘eve, Ages Changing oe dependent varjables V, Bye fy ‘e, A é oe rs A Oath sary" a, fhe Ty ee fe ae A ), ee, T), oe we i “ (@sjav): ‘ & Af Af Af 7 - CSPI Ae fe OO pata ld Ve ee ee he (ed ve ‘ (lar), é a wo “ Va r / eS substignlge (163), -3), a oe A. i Na ilarly we fd “ oe s fg gt rev) Ae MO , wo pee, ) xt), |e of These fommpalae show a ptt the or coefficient A fear ivpositive or netative, the & tpatpetature o ofchedody fallpoptises is in Ae s an adiabatic “expansio’. he oe P “7 - “e Ugo calgatiate! ‘the wien op the mec a \4 PAGUA 5) Aesop “OV, T) sary fp ae os “sy (ee) Ke PDT, 8 Santen i), ye LOS fh LL Log oo e f “ ee oe “ ee) RON oo 6) A gt ya re ee we fe “ wat fe “ : ‘inequality > Cc, there! ste as de the adiabatic compressibility i always snp ler in al Hite ae a the a: compr; ibility. ‘ A e ” Ae e & oof tin ii be ia ono hen sate ot isc, f Z # fo fo fo he be Lo ol osof “a The thera self Tempalge “, 55 Ps “ef Using spits (6: sil we 1A ipa wiih (6. sin atone “ a Si ee “ ee fo Le ar PA ey +E Wy gets a a "2 “ we YE 0 7” Be EGO" Ye han é Ae hoohoeos Ze fo LE a ¥ “ & oa 4 We ni show how ptnodynap "a, of t sn nstrur we 3 ed, least in prificiple, meget se an arbit ody # tion of state is not asgined kno priori. The na is fis to & ff gpblish by-thechs of thirbedy the ee T=T@)I prec therabsolute oe ” ¥ /scale of sémperature o arid some ,pupely 8 ayo td Spinel by an. ir a 2 arbitystily’ ‘calibrated ‘“chermomptr® % do this, we'start from, file following, Re e pric cs cot ior to the be a questo) & se “ “ oe we “ * obs rosie ithe. rel hs oe oe Le "el il ms v(t Pe ca ” na whete (16.4) has, Lo aed, Si: ah t mdr 4 one-to-g relation, i mh matter wxether the desivative is for ome Tor 7 rs / Fie cers ap wip Ae Ae 3 ‘ f/f fe “fe (& é 2%) ae ne - “ A ° f “, (a) =) “ff ra Ss « os os ate ee (ob “8V\ dae “ye ye -) see oe st fe fe LAS) gp ADS ve ve o a ra i f LE oe 2 he oe So “yr of en at OG/OP), A x oe Tight sna involves, ities wi ich od can be messed wireotyea * ictions of the“ arbitrary perature 7;{60/6P), is $ sie quantity st heat of ich must-Oe-fupplied 20 J tiie body ist grfler to mntin its tepiperditure fo r es “ pores expansion and the vative (Vie)p is detéraiined by.” © the change in volupsé of the body“or heating, ,Phus formulas 74) gives the “ so}ution of the pvoblem and cain be used t etermine the “required relation ore ee o “ "Here ita be remefnbéred chap he" nmi oF (17. vdétstinines “ ta logT "gity. within eddditive pnetant, Thy seperate, ¥ de theretose fo f Lo bo fo ho Bb rs ie e os as“3 “ _Maresvan es & “o we oy terns by to witha an arbitehry” /eonstanttaebr This VA ee At should“ rt be, gPecsitse: the efloide of the piitpof measyrtipent of thealbs fe temy aps Agtor! remains a, i er aes to the pressnce oie an arpitrary ctor in the inction T= (x). op op é 4 wt ae “ “et ” tf a : “ “ § ne “eatepthon ao “ a“ * oe us Co! 4 a process which consjsts,in a gas A daisy at « Py “ & ** being ststidi transfert aoa vesselw reits pregsuydis Ps. By M5 eadily” wee “ f< mantel the pressizss Py and P23 remain copsigal throughdut' e proogis,«" rocess zfay be diagrammatically represented as,s passage of he gas J Agoush a a vagal in Fig. 2};the constan, of pressuredn either Me A Ag ae oo “ » Z ie 3 ” fh men being tained by hod "ovine leed nha? din an appropriate mgsiner. If the pate in the pgvtition are ently e oe stall, thesingsfoscopic, iow’ ‘velocity,dt Alle gas mey be taken ae “zaifo. We 4 eo “ ce shall alss § gasume thatthe Bas i is thevingtiy lego the extefnat' medium.” 7" e fe Tals Bfocess iggfalléd a Jouké“Tiiomson Brocads, It myst bé emphasised" it it is an sversible pi ngpess, as may J seen simply“from the présence 7 “ae pai newith very: ee ish we large mee of fric- “a tion ani foys the, aes of the ens e * -. ae tea i qGantity Pans, occuy a volume, P Mal p pressure’; Ps pass cop a mefiy isolated) jzito the voh Va, se dare beco equal to P; ge in enotgy E,—E, oF gas is il to the PV; dos fa the fis to moyé j out of the’ ysiume Vi,.chiatis the work P2V2 dong*by-the gas 7” «' af “a oo ws “Seite at pr Pa. nye = Pen or” he, Lf Bybri= = aythos “ oe p*thatis, ° At va os fe a a oF oh. - oo s ve Ae “ < Lo o LP A “0 Yo e (18. < ff * Lie heat fiehction of the ots is con: Sin a Joule«Thomson prscess. “7 a cane tempera eed Os ul chang pressure ind Joule” thomso: 6 retess is gi vey the gefivat iyative ange, taken ee ie heat “ s ty functig? PoSnstant. Be, way trangfiret this degivative to indepestdent var} oe a a “¢ Lf ff os os ‘ a f o os os as< < o e v9 “ Maxirmum,W ork cA “, se o f os Oe oe AF oe a (Aes Pah in ee OOS OO A ary Leth feck mraginy”_erfebr ,% * : ( rh a, me, aP, WYP, T) = (OVRI> ra f fe od A Bence W ilans est (14, cui 06 ain Me YE CL Lo eb Ao we “ry The eng in cna Given bys dig deraivg Eee ste elas. Ae < a tion WaT Tas +7 a, , written“ in'the forpi” dS = aw s—9"aPIT, aie hayé VA 7 Ae “A ASIP In, hom oe fae 3) fy ” & ra og This y is always, i gative, 8 Sirtnould : fife change" vf gas toa" ae lows pi one irreversibie ie Joule-Ths pa proses es eee in aj ee a séase in entr ” thee may, ag: a few woth Soncerning “process i ip/which a gas-Orjginally “ e “ft in one oft ‘two @ commtapdins vey ands ep he “ite other“vsésel; this” ra “e ; of course, isn ‘net a steady, y-Snesthe presgdtes‘in the tusvesels varyle s they become equal. Whes' a gas is into a vacytim in this , its ao “8 ergy E is a Tf,,a8 = result of he expansi fy the total yeln fame is é hanged ‘lyalightly, Hie, ae ine sberature, 4 even by the’ ‘defivative Fd * “e (@T/eY/%;,.O converting’ this derives to indsBeet ent L VT, we" 0 a the a gf ghl8.4) vs ja a“ We abe 7, we 7 “ f ne The hen in enpboy's is aiven, “* CY ‘e “? asiev)e Wa i oe oo Sf fe Af, é oe Pa he a * a o> The en: "Increases: on-éxpansion agit shoul oo LO PE yf . rs. Masia pork At i “eo ae 4 7 PA A us ooiigate a thea isolated: m consisting sisting’ of seve yliea not. oo o # © in thermal equilibyidm with te in Whilé oduilibriuge‘ts Seing esta- < ise the systepi may do wi on some ¢ al objects: “The transitién to of satan ae the final eqy librium é 4. slates of stem wil af ve is cule i energy stgtrny ee “ fo Oil bg tfefent. ve “ ee a“ “ we ee ne f. “ “* 4 £ £ fo Lo fof os os eg Ff os os as fe ées Vee a yore anti! a a. " Aegofaiialy, tage work which/can be,s8tfom a Sacduilibria yA” systém m Will depend ori the mannér ii which eq(iliérium i is est lished, apd wee fay ask how, she equilibriyas state must s€ reached inétder that theSystem we iow do othe ¢ dnaximum possible amet wry nt works Her fe we are-Conterned we ‘ Ao vith done betay the not in equ briumns thatj > we must a ; fe exclyde ey work c dns by yy a Bi vapttiasiog® le systems *siace this wate’ id also be e by a system in equilikxium. We therefore assume As the totgi“volume of sie system is rae oye process Sits o J fons may vs vge9 dtiring the stgeess). ff Ce Ae oe : e,driginal entray, of the syStecii be Enya ‘the enetsy id’ the ee fe wf "s init State, asf fuitction ofthe"entropy of the systerrr‘in “that stat Since the system is spémally wei the worl ‘hich it does‘is ‘eet f chang e a iP ngginenergy: fii f£# as e LL, IR} BE ES); fe 0 we whe toot & nee ite |R wile R < 0 ip ‘accordance with conventi if work i igedone 'y the syst “, Z é ie a IRI with 1 spect to oie etropy Sof ghé final gat have, “ e ee fof ait {ROS AEOS)p, “F, fe £¢ _pihere Tis cpg the final sie the derivative i is taken yfth the Fam of Afig-aystem invfts-final state“constant (thé seme as indhp“initial state). We 5 that this etter tive, i.e. as esi i increas.“ ” : f. Ae ing SeTRE entropy Of thermalty jsblated systorae ‘cannot. t sécrsase, and te atest possibl, lue of | R| Aherefore if S remaips constant ugh- a yt the roi ve . ” ra “a aus vyeeptctnde t yt fhe ® system dogs maximyst york wheptgentropy ir SS a rey 6 cefhstant, ier ywhen the Bigetss of repchistg equilil ie is is Tevers® oo 7 ve a fe ft et us det = the exon workyWhich can by Gone whens small f é guiantity oft trasisfetred betyen“two bodiés at different texfipera- “ e OS tures Ty sig To, with BF oy Firstof al, it Saat phasigel tat, if the”, ener; nee ogee direct} hstween the" ies on gaits no wot” be done,The processMvould be i rsible, the,éntropy of thet two Suis es incresigg bydE(1/Fi > 1/72), whole SEis the alo of enemy trans- rs eter. A ff cA ee ff ff x” Conséquéntly, cd to achis' Aled reversibie S dinsfer of iefiy and 3" ce a é - mani ise the work! soin some fi body (the wetkivig ‘mediurpif mist be brought io the syste} “and cau: execute a séversible cyght. cyclit process. Tas pro- Ss renaf cattied outdh sich a way re an tween mod ncn f. o A Franster gilerey oceuts eat the sine erat! The oping’ medium, “ Pa ne at tepsbertiture Te. 2 ‘osSught int int with ody at ilarlomperapae’ A iin aan os os os os aseo . e eo Ae Spnvebmary irs nrgfya ring! 9 ff 3 20 eye Worps ‘Dene bya yee an Bape Mediu e 59 LE Pe Fos rose a certaip’ sSiesont of epttay from it sisroay Fighthen adige we f * batiedily‘cooled we Teleases ery at thistémperature | the body att, * asd finally i is iabatically turned to its-Original state‘In the To f me peer de 2 ¢ working liven does Ie k.on external a a wt # Bre cycli’ hone pave j ibed is is ello a Carnal Sele. oe f. a mes silgilate the pe esutting m Se work, ae ea st note get atie worki ° fam may be, ond, sinog it is returne¢ to its initial.state at the fot ig process. Lf the hotter ay2 lose an,ainount of ext OE =. o 4. "pid body 2" ‘gain energyOft = T: 88 ¢ Since te roe is cb . ve oe Ae sum of ie entropies. fie two bpdies Temaing work pl a e ext | source, vie total ine AE ii in ‘gy of the bedy in some (iot necessarj) ae in its stat Ae ts of thre : the yore a done the body b the externg}*S0 ource, le work Aoge't by the egitim, and sige t sain, i from the ein. As fa ” rs, alread, ‘fnetitioned, oink to the, tgs size Fin of tile aitedium j f whnperatuge” oo fe an resgure may,e tilken as cofistént, and Oe work done yy if on the ay erefore PoAVo, while eat given y it is ~ T/A (the iy f indicates pais pe ing to oe ium, wpe: hose for body vy of pave no,sif6. Thus 7" * ft ce we “Y fe fe we dE = yiKar-yehot - < f. < Since the tota} folume of the fnedium andthe body r ins constant tA Vo= of AV, angi law of egdse of entiody shows 2 AS+ AS; the 2 entropy Shale thermally Holated sedired of work dopd'not varyThils ASo ee fe —AgeFsSm R = Po AV os [So we théfesire find a. ° BAAE-TWASAPAY. of ‘ fm 1) f o ” “Thee guy occurs occurs £3r, Fa eevee recess. Lo yee again chide that * “” the 2 ige’occurs sina ite of and th ytise change” oo oe Z fncSiimom nor if ae ‘reversibly. The value f the minies rk is ao tha ff af a o> = ae, +P (202) SG * “ a hire conibtatits, can be placed attershy .c. this ute equal $0", oo a Oe a iige in thequantity cries ot ee ori the for st be writtedt with the opfosie sign: “ o a asa ns FO) Oe ” ea ia f. 4 sinc iii angina states 5 pie,s iterchan; ie fe £ fo f Lo bo fo ho Bb if ose ao e e 7 ii wept ‘Dine by a pee an espa sei 6 Ae ‘bealy i is in gn fosiorianp Set at every’ “‘indiant ural te € prose ot; of course, i equilibridm With the wieditim), thepfor‘an infini 1 change in,éts state fornfia aa 2) maybe written differently. syst of fn GE = & 2 PAV i AS+ Pog, she find yf fos - Mf we J = “ef Ke esis. me (20. my ‘wo importapt articular eS may be & it the ve lume and t a e of the bey remain aoe the I being rl the ng ‘A fe the ig (20.2) pie = EATS) orf A 3 4 if ae “e fe fe fe "pact “ “eo ¥ Sar Ae Ae Oye the minimyssi work is equi to the ein the freeénerey of the‘body. f en Peres eed mes f the toy grtonsar aya of, of sto To ang’ Ps! we havee ? oo POPE! falta fC FE ys! ist the work gohe by the exiinal source, equal to wp inage in n pi ther- r4 # meddynamicpotsntial of, fhe body. a ie ay Py yt wi t shopid Be emphaeised'that i in ese parfiéylir cases wes pb cone of fe cemeginsst be ongsiotdin equilibpliins so that ji#’state is not géfisitd by T aiid i P) alone; piherwises 8 the.constancy of fiiese quantities would meax‘that a io,process ceuld occur ll, We must sider, fos*example, a cenical 4 rs action i in niixture ofc sulting, a ra dssobptog or the Ae ra the “ fe Let‘us ‘now sega fn a ti an fal the 1 medium ate to ised” id work is dopé on it. Spoptaneous irreyefsible pr ses will oceygin the ef belly and baihet i into equitibfium. In ie, ivfequality 40.1) we mgt po put of PR = 0, afd 58 af . we vy * we we oe ge re ve MEPS PY) =. re fe gay is means th the process oocuring jx body wit ‘cause the galintity o4 J {TS +P? ’ to" decreases and it will net a mining equilibstust’ ve x In pagticylar, for spdntatteous p prs at context temperature T= Tyo * and qeistéint presgufe F = Po, thé thiermodynaini€ potentiey®-6f the bedy «* ie ases, and ft processes t constant terperature T'2 Ty and constant of ojame of ‘bedy its fref energy F de€reases. The: Tesults have“al ‘already é . 7 vieen derived 9 a diffe wt ooronty 5 It mpy be‘noted that stle deri- yo" fe “ 4 vation sip there dopd' not essen iy aSsume that tife temperitté and we é ume.tor ae the body,sémain constasit throughoyt“the process: wy iy say that the {M6 thermodysimic sana free ar /) of a belly de- of A es as me it of any; re roses for ‘the initia? asd final teniperature Oe Ye ‘and pregstire‘(or volustieyefire the gating and equa. {6 the temperature and o < - pressyé of the means), even itthos vary dying’ the propéss:* . ) f fo f Lo bo fo ho Bb gs gf. “ “4 o / < as Cees fe pliantiies, os fo Ke e 4. e fanfic signific nied ‘may al: Isp'be Sscribed ioe 7 ve at 7 be ii entroy oy oft she aS Find the medium: If the pl dy ‘in et with th function of er total ‘gy E: of ee © we “ye Zo “ Le ” sis SS ke ? “ rs < i wf ra a oo “i If yelokeis wel to itt the me ‘their tofu caitropy diseees © fs m S(E,) forthe same valde of the tot energy E, by’ some amopstt AS, o 4. pO In Figs tife continpéyrtine show y thé function 8, and the yeftical “ Ss o . Ae , Ae fe , Ae , ce fe fe fe St fe fe At Ae of ot | fe < < oe ° oe fig Ag Ae Oey sebinent ab is £45, The hefizontal seguiént be is the-Change i in fl a JA pay wher’the “body gack Seteny fbr’ the state efuilibriupy with the Ae Ps ce ‘medium.t6, tl state cofresponding 46, point bile ‘other words,this see fe pcowg thp‘midtimum wertkWhich myst bé done by“sofhe extel ie pn fropy’the state ot Aquilibrium the medipin to : 8 pane dered; the i Aol edn aes she point Pets “ , ais, of ¢ vit not the i as that érponing he ef of E, oe ’ on “ (point gy Sk te the bod: hes very si ae of Cate ee pI jefoving it a only a negligible relativ€ hange in dfie total eney ve “gions. Fiatiys nee fiiows that 48 e ae fe fe 15, SED “ aw Mf J hte derivayve aE JaSyigahe equilib temperate of the ssa ie. re s he tempefgnize To of thevinedium “eo We Pepe pe PY ~Y Po an 4 rf = wer up hasenph ae a ve eo his forpitip determines 1 the Fewousy Soc stepby ofa abel. “ystem, we e ve wots lntitinm) digfersfrom its,greatest possibile Value if the’ boy i is nota “ é f fo fo fo be Gl eof os osoe a“ A e & a Sat ‘A “ Doom Iplualties fe A ( & oy ra o equilib’ with theatigctum; AByS9%and AV, gine the gifeinces ves tweert the energy, me ane okie of thé’ béd bédy and , ei value ina of comple eauiibriuys” ? fw ie af ” we < tf & “ wo * f ee § 21. Pheriodynampé ‘isgualitieg Ip/Geriving the-Conditions pf thermal equfrium tropa of mapifnum o é’eptfopy, wea so far goinsidered only the‘first derjvatives. By egdatifig to fo Ss ae © the gérjvatives witti 1 ‘peSpect to pepe and vglimé, we have dpced in, in io fo §§9 apd 12the equality of ‘temperpeure® ‘and pregsdrein all parys' ‘of ie bodys “ Masog “ equilibrium“But the vanishing of thedirst derivati ly a necessary,con ua and does not ensure, a A of piltropy i is id febt a m ation ofteputtcion tions, A, fe “ef a point in coursey van €xamina nasi St the sept derivatgp 2 ee ich an exapdination is, er, moresnveninty sdiried out ngeffrom of condition. maximysh, htropy offa.closed system“but from” andther a A uivalepe ¢eindition. t t atestas consid se smalt*y macroseSpic' ‘part of oo / © the body concemed AVich respect tils part, thé rethainder gf tke body mes? “ be,ségarded as az‘external megium. Then, prstown in§ 20$ we can statethat As paige i o of tit é 4 4. fe “ ae fe fy ra a ie oe we ae we Bp Py Qe Ae ia “eo eo “ ° has, “isimum, ere cz, Sard V ne the aiferey, ent Sand volu 2 oF nya conse and Tog 9, the temy re and pred re of the médium, we i of the ngiiider of the body. Cleasif Fy and 2 Po , ¢ also the spot oe “and pr ge cof the pert einsideredWhen in equil we ie Tha irf“any smait déViation frém €quilibrimin tile Fria the quanti “ Ep ‘oS + PV waist be posits i ie. oo As a ¢ Oe Sh Af APTS sph > 0g oe fel 4 e “ On other words, the tlixifmam woek hich anptdins to yobs parts ““ jody from equilibrium to,shy neighbouring state is pdsitive. < * Jawhat follows the equi iOrjam valuesswill be implied for any coefiicients rs & of ppearing jf | ns deviatiéng*of thermodysiamic auefitjzies from, tlie" equi- 4, * ve “(tomy and sit t Réfo sulle yl therefgt, one omitted at fe ‘ As regards she ie oman the entropy‘on the morpsfita of. macrgitopic b ion, we have.dlready invéstizated the sonditions to pe intposed 0 doth the * Beran the ees deriyatiyes (§ 10), potathing in this wily the copditjshs that “ oe Pe x internal siaeroscopic motiots in the. pody’be absenpsind’that the myptrarur be bee : positi: f* “* “* Po LL ff fy eof os eg Ff ye od ot os ase < e eo 7 4 “eo sits an “eo LE “o ve BE as aeteid lost of Vyire ha ’ a Patines s gti = ssa fugeg of S an ang, ire ee we oa Lee ff» APRs ay Sap 19 lis OPP aS” Sh Ae o of s 40 fe But aEfas"= T, anér. -P, ooftnat the srebcaee terms sris—P ay. “ ot are wing w' use is magi in (21 apie we ee the consti OLB soy (fee ee fig PE hl Ay e oe 60S ge ‘Beye Spl oe fg! O12) fe fe ft f-¢ f‘such an ine: e ote arbitrary, a ov, ar just 7 De satisfied ae a “ / ie YF gs 21.3) oe et bps eo LAs) oe ’ “ - ‘oe BE OL ACE < aa Yo oe aa ta as < Since <, oo LO" Ls Popo fo J @ the copditish (21. 2) sees TICg=Aor we . pe & vA “ Cy > 0, a “ A, the spat at ce Sasi volume*issilways pot ative. “se a Yo Oe eptigion rg 96 be vain pass 6 oF te acaba ao O[(BE/OS)v, (OELSV)s] ae fy pio PAS, oY So, “ “dan nosga forte variaplésd and rhb “A “ he ao oI de.ryer, ~ caer Sn “Eh 97 aS, Ve", a(S, Vyipe V) CBee e Cx Os this is is site to an Me fe Pe fe ge tt Se “ Zs ! ¢ é o (OV) r < 0,6 a oes Se..an increasé ipvolume at Gata eo is anos accompli by v7, “e a va decreasean sure, a at oe a oe The e fbn ditions QuSyind 1s ae calle erifodymang” ‘uateg? eS Statgs in a ad conditiops are not satisfied are unstable and capnot st in Nature oe 4 Lo f oe fe “, é : we, t pom oleae case wl ono ne pte rappin in ee uf fo Lf “ L ge Ft 3 ‘ fo Lo of os os asA “Oo Joenracsph nciple Le Le 65 A LS Je Itha: ody been, pbted'is in§ 16 gute §fom the Guilty (21,67 and {formas 7° ” “ta a (0ywe always! have C, >. from vane can thefeite aad “ Ja ae ft O mA “o “e "@Ln & Always. fe ee oe fe fe Af e we The fet that C, apa Ge are posit ve-fneans We ooae 4 faonoto oy 7 ically“increasing fiinction of teffiperature at,onstant volythe, and the béat ction behaysé similarly atsConstant pregstire, The entgay incre jono- o AP ically wittt sefnperature at€ither const ft volump*or.Constant Btessare, fo o The cofidicions LSS, 3 6), wh ve beep “dpi fived for,sfa Arbitrary . o “ f ve © small gare of a bog, ate of coysie walid for pe “shole bogs’ al6o, since, ii “ librium Smperacnres ahd pressure f all parts of the body ars‘ the 7 2 Hee Pane eb body,48 Romogen Sdonly sues suc} dies fe : via © sve beenyconiidered so“fas), It must rome iat the fei Safe of Si the cor itidas 21.5y (208) depe Sa the ioaéneity of cheSody. Wo" example, nsider a bo; wiiose parti¢ les are held er by jstonal forcesSuch a body,ill clearly homogenssfis, having aisher ‘sity towstde the centrpf anil the ‘eat of the body asa wilole’ may € less thifineZero, so, ifapits temper ¢ rises wi ee eerstses. We.’ Ca a Le < may abte*that thig-ocs not coptradict the splat the pct t ic iad “ eeetive for every" “Small rae ofthe body, these cogilitions the exér; a we the whole, ody i is not wipta the op the energies-of its ps ie x, o* id also the-énpey of the Eretitational eet n these, part “Se ae pe The ean ane’ ‘conditi sof equilib; oer ou thei fulfiithent is not sufficient for thé equilibriu rs completély ate picsine sates ich that the¢ntropy de for an ntesimal Sg de ee #’fyoim the stasé guid the bod ‘thén ANS initial state Wvhereas for a'finite er ae deviation'the"e entropy shay” ‘be sreatef | in ther ‘ridinal states fatter such.” o e "a finite deviation the’ bly does pot rétur to is otiginal stat, wat will jass to some ether equilibry ‘in state cot conpsponding tc to haximum egttopy A Ji eater than, in the al state, Accordingly, Taust sh iy Between meéiailable angie equilfinta states Aves body in a/fnetlistable A - af state mpiaiot returpelgat after pont devi “Althou; Ht ysictastab * state ‘is stable wit certain limits, the body Will always Je ve it soon J for anothef state whichis stable, cost esponding ee ‘the greatest F the of Z ésible maps of entrosyA body igh is displaseg-t rom thisapet will ot alway ential; it . fe vs y resp 25 Le ve Z a we ia 6 Le coms rinelp Xf “ “ “, o a Let us gh ostgile a re System Spleins of 4 OS dy anda sfredium, o io “ < we surroysding it. Legs be the tote? estropy ofpiieystem, ard, wa quanti e SF £ Lo bf fo he Bb os gfeo . e eo aa Aaa “fe Ao! ‘A oe Coe tip’ Qutintities fe ie LE od pertaini Fett ‘the bo such that oe eofidition foi ae bea wpthaba ri rela-»* a co “ tive 4, ie. OS/By, 0, “Signifies at the body ielf‘is in equiiibrium, though not necessarily i in equilibxium with the‘medium. Alsd, let x be anther Arsvssrase oni 38 pertaining to, ee oe uch sty f.Soth os < 2 ASiey = apd 88)ax 0.the body,’ p & only iningefnal cay m but A" f also ‘yAnaoriam with the medidine” fe “? o shall oe pe notation ra a Lo L fe Ae ” uF lem AF SPY ot Ay (2) fo he comy sletermod st equiliettn’the ene must bear (sthimamy . oe For , Besides th coitdtions, ae Af firs ff oe ie 6 G22 a oA eB contigs Ei 48, SP d “eo ,. Ce = fe we £ OM xy “Pa a ae (22.3), “ 4 “ a food OX oe oniietl. Ys) 17 oe DY ahust be we e ~ foe. we now assume Pit the wtih, of get ely ity atu js” « oe woes by some*‘small ex: acres so being someyhat inged and the condition & = 0 no longer, satisfied;Wve, assume that,y is rs e Angt Seti by 18 idteractiog Anajuestion, vigrthe chang€ j id’x be fe ZZ yt ca f oe ‘Ax. Th th change 2 wat the instant’of inter intergetios i is fe fe ‘ (xh = = (0X/ax de ‘ ‘ o e a inst at constdnty leads, of cpiirse, to > aig tion of the gindi- oy aldo, i ie. ofthtsinal cnuliéoxin of the-bady. 5 When dipioriam ee fo "Ss (dont Sa ths“quadntity pet ‘AX will be?” fe “oe ee “ Rie = OXRKaods, “ a oe ere the o éxiative is tage at constefit?(= 0). Ae 7 ee fe To cothpare the tp yadlues of othe alsing aa of, “Boone, aa ae ~ ax ot ¥) ole, ne ae Suoxryse". “ ac SF Be Fale YRC (2 oh Cie ow a * The aptortfnator opt’ ‘second dnt in this Abin is, hatin by ¢ ne caption (22.3)jésing also Ge), we find i “4 “en rs rips, > (oye > Oy o o A p2) Ae , oe ar ot fo fe fe (dx) 1A rae! "e oS 229 « f fo fo he be Lo ol os os oswe Me oO Ghatelier’: ‘sfiocre “Oo “o 67 fe j os The inchyalty (22,57 ¢2"22.6) d's ‘the cone ‘of what.i ailled Le.” & © Chatelier é principle fe fe ee eo shall regard the changeix of the qusihtity x as a sileasure of the’ ex- ‘pal interacy pacting o: ip body, mt asa cape of wn in vse ‘operties,of slic body reSulding from vetated The i inegy ity" (22. 9 A o a sor ats When th p inpeémal equi High byt of the'bott ly is rey after the : fal eract which distyfbed it, the value of 4X i re reduced. eraiciee Ss ¥ ‘inciple maysSe formulates’ as follows; tf external j is - fi which distyrés the equalibifum brings s about progetsesi ‘in the yi “ o a fe d to rpafupé the efferds af this inte ion. we ee ae <" Thedbeve may pe‘lldstrated | py’soine examples” fe f = dou of all, itis conveniené‘to modify imewhat top efinition “the 7 douttin '¥ by using ¢ormula (20, according $3 which the ektinge in “ of git “eiropy of system (1 dim Toot is Rusin/Te whére Tp i is, sémper- oe ef we fe e “ature o} ‘the ‘medium, dnd Re, um work é needed to the i aa from,d state ote ene “i ¢ medium fd'the state in question. We, po oka wie “ nf AL LL xh am La sin ff fo ” Le A to m, Ir Te a PON f fe fe fe < Fptan infinitesifaal singh the state pine body él “ (see. ‘np 4)) ot ? f. og Le ” Wa aes é ‘r- rosie Pode” Me Xe ca fe fe fe hi Le f e ° fe eresind below all’ quantities fost s late to the Body, and t! ee suffix 0 medium, fo oA “et x be thé entropy S of'the'body. Then = (To (2%. The eqifilitium nditio) HE gives fire | ite, thier iemperataifer' ye the pay ot toe oe i 7 a tonog equal. ‘Phe thequalities (25) and £328) se f oe Ao cnn, ~ oni o> 0, “ be fe Af et vo Ab y| > AT a0. at FO) 8 “e “ « “ nificant be these inggiic is nfl The, Lense in x tthe toy of thes rdy) means. Afiat a quantity*of heat is even to or takest'from Pa the ‘body. THis g destroys t thé’ eauilibriufthe body, itiela and, in iparjitular, A "changes 6. semperatyeé, wy (4T),..5Che" restorati invOf equiliptiyeti in the," oe fo a body, was ‘the resulthat the absdluté value of thé changev Emperatye “ degréases, becopding (AT)yngi“ie. it is asdf the result, fF the interaction brings therbody our’ “of-equilibri | were redyst see can, sayethat oe af ating or,cogiing a bosty pings abot pte ooesses 8 ia iy hich tes al lower ” e ta / Yor raisgthes femperatnie.tespectively. wr fe “ nae Yo of f LOL LY os os asBe “ rye ts “4 “oe & j * ff oe oe fe ot 0 Now levee the valine Y of a Sy Then XE pe Polre th eae é * libriui 0, Le. Fe =Pp, The jhieqdalities (28 'sy‘and (: give a ra “ “ carrer < ene =0, phn a Ae Af JOP > 1Geryes a“ wy A gay Af a Me a oo < “¢ colt the’ bully i is digsrbea from pGuatibriam by“a-change ipfitsVolume ge” onstant tempecpeie, then, in-particular, i ib dreary is em ry, We dee of. librium i in Men leads, decrease, the absolut# value x, chanel i ressurg Sie a decrsiise’in the vo} of the by dy.ciuses se “ fo ‘“ “(tte inere s8e,th its prgssuré, and vice *yeisa, we in, Say tan cig on « : incregSing the volyshe of a bod ings about: cesses in at which tend, 1 or raise thé pressure 1 bectively. o. ra of Biter we sallsineet with’ nrinerous seiations of fe results ig solar . rs we dions, chestitgal reactions’ anil so on),“” ie & oo A eo / #” tts aldo be no cat, fy th Inequaiet. wsdl to be the” sie of the body, we have wo LE fo GES = CBR = TIC ” oe c e eae . ae fe ‘ fr-0 5 SOFfeS)p =i! - ‘ oe the condigifn y=0 ye denotes 5 f= Po, ice. . ebnstant pr we aj gbtain the. ¢ alread) ly familjdr jaequaliti LCy> C,>, £ Simi- ra ie wine 10) y is tekgeas the ae of a ety e conditio ip = 0 Ae e < oe implies ¢has" ‘the temperastire i is copstast, T= Te asl we find? wf < “ “ Grr) < ery <0, “A a ao ae ‘ A photer cei aeady isbn Af Me Ae a “oe a fe fe f& C8 fe fk fs ee Nernst’s tedorem “ “ “ a“ ° wy Ase fact wh se specify CQ is fopitive megat sit the phe isa fe “monotosegt fy incr sing Function wf the temy sfapdre, Conse wh nf nd therefore, perature filils the energ¥ decreases he fonotonically; wih the temperature has its, t possible wf ilue, ie. at lute zero, frody of it be in Me state of Ieatt possible ext y. If we sean the enptgy ‘of a Le r, Jas as thé gain of the pfiepfies of these nia whieh may beitnpgined to a f “s be diyideds' we ay hy ‘that eackyot dese parts’ wail also bein ste state leas¢“energy; it ig¢lear that thy um valiie of the sunymust correspénd Jie minimpén, ¥alue of e; on ae Ps a “Thus at géseiute raya of art of te pddy iy must ia a parti sfan- A s tam states g the groung Sine . In othet "words, the geiitical wish of theage 4 £ £ fo Lo fof os os os aseo e eo Ss “ Somat ron “ fo 69 A ra “fats are cya to unitysa therefore is their pic ct, i.e. thé sHhitioal wo ie “ weight ‘He macrgstosic state ofthe body aga ‘vilole. Thedntsdpy of al a MS ig the |égarithm of es pe een is therefore zero. < come Wy reach the“{mportant zeSult that thehitropy of anybody Pa hishes at, Aigbsolate ze temy S This is, is,cayted Nernsptsitorem Yep (WwW. Ne 4900): + we ra oe Tipu be cpa that, & forem i a 2 deduction froth quant - tics, in wi the concept of discrets“quantum giates i is of espefitial Svbrtance, oe eorem,éapiiot be proved i in 2 en _ Statistics, fe e a is gota o only pa ‘to“Within an“ Pa 7 stant (see § fe st’s theor, enables us‘ to draw ‘Ip T ~—sf, pid since istoa tint, napstlyéero, oe Ry o Ati is cleagathee" the derjualtiné tends to" “read. ee s ce s Ae f< Thesherinal exparisiofi a also tends’o stro: fo < ee LE. afferent, fbn a her this g&fivitive is eabgt'fo the deetvaiive —(QSfaPie (see cl? ‘which of 7" f * vanish 06: T = Opdincé S = 0 Sr 7°= 0 and/any' press ¥ fe Similarly, ween see that ‘ “ A ” anndeutiey usually toishes, fers 0, sean to axon wer law, i ist fe r “ Af Gripthr=0, Ay” T= 4s LR) LP A, y as S“= aI", wages a functign of pressurp sr volum is case, cleatly, Be je specific heats, and (6V / (orrety s wpe tend t to, ate in the 8 figany f , a oe ith the seinoralue of, re é e ” ee “ oo ot f f 4 f “ fe ve re wat fe avoid misupderstandings ye should emplasise that tl sigaor to the tem- ture tendingst6 zero with offer conditio aining unsfanged—say af con- of pos gt atonstant prssufe. If, seem lo émperatuyyvof.d gas fg f° tehds to zers wilile its densi ecru limi ample, he.zntropy wee 2° ¢“need notsén¢'to zero. 2" - « ae o fe ¢ / “ oo “e o “ co oo ; / fo f Lo bo fo ho Bbeo e 7 Me 6 a” a | ae fe Ippon ig Qu Quantities Oe & fe é fy « 2° Finally it-inay be séen"t that the Ebrence gS fee tends 8 phomore, oo f° * rapid the spedifictheats theshscives, ie.” fe ao < a G- Gacy = 0 et T= Of ee Ps pt let the dageopy teng. 6,0 as S, fo for T “ftom fopeild 6. 9) Af ive theplegthatC,— 6,6 T™, ee S15 Te ipshould bee“ é ‘in mind thy compressibility (8V/OP%z is in gent A finite andiot when T =6. re , ZL if the spoils feat of aod i is knoph fr all temperatures, the’epsfopy “A ve an be celeptited by thtpdration, atid,‘Nemst’,thedrem gived tHe value. 7" e "Sof theZongtant of integtation. Foy" example, the’ “dependence/6f the entropy. “ on og empera, ie a given pypsure i is deegpiined by “ “ rs Cf fe a f= f foofevar, Ae HfBS fF rs 3 ce a ot ’ « = KL tng rrtala sie ie heat ei Py ao < y ao wn “ “4 o oe fe L¥- MesA We Af Jf We) oe Me oe we ve ” oe we we f° & \wheredil oAs the volte OF the het inction fai F< 0. Sintlasiy, for the “ tnppiodymamic x potential D aos we a : a af fist ” fs os te BD) e oe fe ff < < 7 ’ ‘ os The tcfesince of, ig ermodypa cuanto ed the ommé f A . ff CO Pe PO PE PE Il as the epdtgy and ent py, such thvinodynamic, qf ntities as, & woe see esthe ore additiy ry as folloy Airectly fr a their itions,if'we bear in puing’that the piessure and going Pobeature apé oshstant ‘oug) st body in-Sauilibrium n tpt this proberty we cap-dratv certs ‘Spe conet g the mai in which of these quantities depes op'the number. particles in'the body. Hate we shall adnsider bodies’con- Che ig of ideo particle (riolecules)y” ead ‘the ee sin be ingelgitely re enero te ‘mixtures6f.different partis les (see gé gy a ea e < “¢ Additivity of qiiantity signifies that, afhes* the amefint’ of ol “ TE therefore the“number N gf particles) is‘Changed by “given facto} agtity is by the,same factor. er wort can sal oe a ‘additive dona igeabaty ma YS homey Funop®t the the Me < ost ordst'y with respept “ta'the addigivgaa iables* e fe & nae OL Lf f LL Ly os os os os asLe Soronsdgnmsspoarasig fon fo 4 oe Dependgice’on the Moen of. Parse 4, eS 7 é e A? So Let usexpfess the gates of the body'as a funetion’ “the seepy, voles A ume, ee fumber of" pafticles. - Sidee $ and V,.dre themselves additive, is S fupction must “ret the form, nf fo a th bh og AFM gin, A 6 KD LF f° # the mgd stneral hosfiogeneous fuffcetin of the fira! order jn i and ¥e “A Ke free energy*F is a functién of N, T gzid V. Since file temperatysé is ee nm the b96 ty sand wee is if Ve, a smi ae A rent sa Yo ea replete 1) 6 Le A egy"? My the when way we uk for the feat Cn cyl a of tion of. PM's. ind the pressure P, oe ra “ a e fe ‘ Se * oe oe a oe : Lo ot W= P we A (043 fe Pk Pe 0 phot PM POY Fingily, the ther lynamic ntial as a fisiction of Nand Tis ° a pee eo a a Sf ~f f pba Me Fy. e ” a A fi: om ae fotooing gato we sys “essentigh ‘regarded snes o les as a par; on whicl ‘as a given gonstant valye for each b we pall now fafpaly conser V as a fys indepensient variabl ‘expressiofig,for the diflepshtials of, £ digthermodystapstc pot Alpsnust 4 - ” Y dnclade terme’proportienario dN. Kor nr example, ge, fdtal diftesential of the 4.” c oy ithe wget Low ft &¢ f “ dE # 7 dS—P di Gu aN, wo” ays) ¢ Ly -T oy ge fit As fe f ra os os oy ere w sei the oy aie “ ” ce Lo : eo “ ta ‘2 “4 “ ap leion, aan ae ie-quantity, is called ghemical et of bedy. Similarly: we o, Ah i nA o ‘96 oe at cs o Me oe! fe ‘ee Pe Tas YEP +1 gM 0 fe c ane’ “dF =78 ar Pais ww, gy o Lb A 80 29ST +Y, dN, ft SA) fe ee ee . “ fy Os “ ot “f wf 2° ith inl The fuse shot that fe ve fe “ AMR a GFRM ys = COINYr, pO) 8 the chemitghp ‘potentiayceai” be obtaihed” by diffexér lating any’ of the a Ry a antities ae, PF and respect. sie numer 2 fang oe ite 7 oe o © result ig“exptessed inderriis of Gitafentvariablevin ach case” “ fe f fo fo fe be Gl eof se ifi “ “ “ “4 “4 / ois 4) oe inodynamié antities os a e ca < P e - hgsin oe Gia eS ri _Dihine@ alt form (: Qe ay we sn = enya ei SO, myo? of b= Ny oo cs mM 4 “pfius the Cpe nor of a bog (ensisting.* “the matter eviclosed theredA; the nypiber of partigiés will n “variable,” “ a and tite volume Vdondiant. efi, for exampé, equation ( (A: ABS educeyto "¢ “ gf = —S dT eft AN. o a oy is fas a < - os Ps Here the ipde Sndent vores are regan ‘We may-Gefine a shenioananic “, ” if ey " Potent iat eich that the s s&cond i in sppfident ve sbleis Bs, ne Not ‘0 do “ ws stitute nave d(uN)—N'du, obtainieg a vA a via “ 4 fo aX nN) = De DN du. Ly s, “ a ce ut uN oi nd FY 5O = ” py, iis ‘the ney. hous hen oe f< (denggéd By Q) is jpst < “< “fe “fe /Q=-P, ‘ (26:13) “oe oo A 4 oo fF y #96 =-s sat ghd Ce fia. 14) & The nystibet ‘of partisle.is obtained! hy diff erensitig Qwit ate to ae a potenti: iA at cos men volume: y SE LL peor AVS rng puis “es ” ein thy way as, 5 We witoved the’e ality o: final charset WF we and Qdwith the appre paireéf hantiog Sadan), ween asily show thpethe change mY at pénstant T, Bt has the s =e Property sé" o Ae re Pn ry Gyn, nye AW): Pa &6O)r,y, ae a. 16) My ” These pits refipt 2 eA extend theorem “hin ine (15. 1a < Fiaally, as in 1S 15 and 20 for the free energy and “thermodyngahic potential, we play show tl ia work i a reversible 4 Focess o ng at A stant T, F gid wis epia}-to fo the chafge'in the potepilal Q Ind giate of 4 - (thermal efeitbrium the'petential Qs gina ‘Tespect year change, wee ra < “es of state's attonstant, ru “et “< fe fe f fo eof os S ‘ fo £ os osoe < e oe fo fog of fd a oe eo “ Eiquliorigtof a Body #4 gt ‘cuore 4 eT tg! os OO ee ee fe fe ae BRO} EM Le fe fe rrive an expression for the hte heat C,,ia' terms of the Wariables T, 4,47. @,_ SSuuTion, We. sansform thie é ptcivative fe geTOSIETYy to the vapiablss Tg af Jen writipg | with V rene as a cor tough) ve * “ef fe ae) < WSN yy “ as, Ss. rypchay “fe Fa # @s/ouyto fer. “fe é BEAN) ~ “OC. DSO. #) Neve é (0s /Ou), pENRT At DONT A Yn? f e as oa & e & & ot » oo oo" af (058 ANTENA we woe fe fe n\(s7)* cure ft @¢ 4 “, , a ee 7 yi, Bali ofa tpi an extepiaatla we we Ae f ‘e “Let upontider a vey ti an extant ‘bela wath constant i “time. Tre “ nt parts gf ‘the body in differer inane ope fad the body-will a efore be is iphomogenen One of the, Aeeelons of cebu such a 4 o pba i is remap état the we, ‘peature ie constant {Hroughoypit, Sut the ie o ‘now im. point.to , point. va oe Mapai the nd fra of ‘equilibriafn, et us pha two A ing volume in the body. ind maximisetheir entrops“S = Si +S; hen e “remaindst of “the bodys af a fix S One ngséspaty condittop-for a J tS o # inaximugs” fetbat the ative asveni should.tb¢rZero. Sipzé he total,” oo f« numbef of" particlesNit No i ins thése‘two parts“ ofthe oe feearded 5 sf pstant hay Le i age". aN (ass A “a < sf Pi Pa « oe ot ON Na © my we oY” ae > P phe is thee ce ” ve density? yt get du "ya? with = pile the vptting per Pi je; Ahis is api ra f * — showtd bé for T= «énstant. fi fo oo fo es ot eg ft ye ff aN oeCO OO OO “Cf ff Cf ff fo Af te of ot at ot 6 wat at fe fe fe fe fe fe £e fo fo fo 6 a, fs Y eo a fe oe < rs fy f? af J banepicin oe Ae aa fe f* fe fe fe /¢ fe “eo oe oIpas Oy, a Je af a f Ce wf oe “ < fe ’ Shays bs asta fe fe ge fe now ft ‘the problepyStated incon Tof fin inf the distrityztion r4 a ion for aSubsystem, i ig? axfy macro: body iis a smal¥part of oy “ e large’“c] systech., ‘The mos ophenon, ing" ‘general, theftiod of eo ’ “é approapiting' the solysfonof this prébin is baged ol the applitasion of oe 3 micrg tonical ibution to fie whole sys} vpn the body insjyestion frors‘the rest of slponed syste, we & vf ‘nay consid fe system ds, dnsistin; gO these two-Parts, The apt of the , 4, * of ger yp if be called o“sfedium” ist Yftion to, file ie ody. ot wo? oe - icfocanonj iL distributi (66 6) can be writ written in fe form ra ¥ “, n= constnt x 6(E +B) ar LBD Pa fs SEE: E, ap apt E’, aI” gtk to the nadind the hi respectiveif, and EO is the’ ‘given vale fhe energy, he closed systein, which be eau om “ to ths‘'sum E+E’ of the energies-o! the body gad the medi 7 yr object is*tg find the oh ability a state ofthe whole, sjem - at that agdly concen in somg tte cuuytiptbat (with ptlergy va r o és), pa défined state. Fhe micropo ic state of -—P+ “— VY), we eve finally oo m4 | “sy ” “ee ae Fos AE 3) oe ; pe a oe fe ee the ane crcl to the free gnergy is just ‘he mean vahie of turbation VeTpe secondyrder correctjén,is always aegative, & tpthed by jptan squi ‘gf the devi jatiga’ of V foi 38 mean oe < tile mean. alee Vis Ze, file pertugbayion reduces if “es “* f*. “ . 7 / aS “eo JB é Gibbs pm, “eo Lo “ee eae A “A eprint of of {shins of te ipcbna and Age Orders i GS —_ “ ee ee Cenition for“this perturbation don metho be applet ie. ude it must bé remem! that both sie mean valyé 7 and then ean LE re (Vx are roughly" ‘proportisna!“to the naimbér of particles; cf. Le ; maa Abeer. 2.9 ‘Order approximation, forsially the same“as the classj— aa) an 2 Ta So f oa ££ & fo eg Ff os r ‘ os ot se of yeoe < e we Me phon ioe ofh “o “1 10k “e < o s ste frst eGyation gives’ “ye ind thep ip Scond gasiin wi th A “simple “ /#" calenlpdortteads tose tsuts a “ oe fA ie eu, “eo “ “ ‘ LE PO LE LF fF fF oat i 7 a f. yy YO wf “ef eta ar 5 fe coh 1 Us ‘ o tf “eb ae Lexastey aa ™, ae “fe “oe fe mies pargion function is f A “fe “et “ “ z= Le pnceiagloo are, om of e Rs fhe term ef ‘fst orien in this ral i is extlyien to boZerd, since eo * othe integrasid yxeS"2in that tefmeis an odd’feitction ofthe moments” ( g) being q atic in the zhomenta ani and Ys, by (33. linear), aie sO ie fesult on sy wenger 9 to ipa is oe Thus we cad & ll)as .“ * * ff Ae eo “G8: & “ eo , ne Le “ Le se (a+ 1) \frenam dl aly oe ’ vr if pe wip i 42 is the yaite of 42 opto over wy classical ips distibutigh: ot LE Je LE Grepeiar Ko LS oF fo Le fe [emooar Ae fe fr spittituting thip€xpression ft f the a nt aula ayy we ot 7 for 7 Step Energy oo _ os oo we , Pe Fy whee +B fe ta we 6 the same sows a “ “ “ 4 vf eo Ls Pera, ef, A 12) os we « ra “ “Here F. ine free e1 4n classi il statistics sirifla (31. i “ the next term after the si ssical ex} ion in the ‘pansion of. energy is ofthe second, Sider i in &. Tis is not accidental: in eqxition Pa A solvesfigrt by the method of, sucpessive © apprositgtions, the ¢ figitum Yo .” onstant gbpeirs only ai‘ ifs'and so He pésulting expansion is o ‘ig powers . a 4 © of in; wit the free enétgy; being au‘eal quanti vie contain einly‘powers ef* ih sfich are real“fhus this insion of the-free energy itnoring oa a Aone is an | sXpanision in gvenypowers PAS bs oe tre lculate-therimean vakie Ga. We nes nj in§ 5,26 ha i in “ef e ve “amie tea the cdeaiy Spchening tar ‘the copies ange" fo fo fo fe fhe bo Bl os os os ase oe 7 ea Le eco hg ution J “ee Le “e , iia ‘moment ecinteeng tie averpding ‘over npn andor Fepsidinatese” 7 efore be made Separately” “ Fae e mean © of the progict of two stent mometa i is clearl lye. rs he mean valigof the sqpiet is m,/B-“We can thepstore write oe & ae we oe ee ‘f A ” oat we oe Be) (CIB) es o" aa rs ae we f# f< fs “ f* fe g* whi © by = 1 fogs? = k and 0, for i 4 k, Having averaged with resp. vibenta by is of this seal, we fain ao oe ee aay” & oe ? 4 ie aA ee a“ “fe ia ag wm, (@y a -£ le two terms:ifere may ve,sbmbined wha. the mean, mee are regs by rs a Aptos - ao ian ys a ; “et Pe fe a Bn) a s is a & by noticipg t that é S ee BU aff aet -3 BU Ag avis Y pe Lo , eee r= Sole Hal (3 G Ve yi a“ Z he Ta frst term, oh the sop side x cig a i, effect, phe e “body issagsfosconic Ae “effect mad, a neglected jel comparison ‘vith A - ” othe second’ tevin. ae Ye io < - Substituting the Suling exprestiod ‘for Ta Xe intontiula (33, 13), and replas! ee by 1/T, we'find the fol’6wing final eXpressioy “the free eng er ae Pah * 8 ate nee by: é s Af Me JA via BY ue A v 683 1) Ae of iS vA a" e fe 4 We see that the a to nf classical oe is always‘ positive, ae Is _Sbines bysthg mean squires of the totes acting ox the pari? Ji a “egfrection n écpetises withingteasing paftiste mass paren cir tore, oe a a a se Aes to upc dis ons the next i in the heaflion siya * he ould be ot the fourth efder. This epsbles us to _gpieulate quite.ifde- _bepdently thertersh of ordgrf Which ocgait th the freeenptey becaysé of the “sy r liaritiss ‘si the sugefngtion overingthenta repdil itty from. ie entity vf Oe fo of partidlesin quantyzia riechaniog lhe ‘erm in gdlestion is forsialty the sams” correctior ‘m which (Popears ii in a sitnilar calepon for an ideal pont is a n by formalp(¥. 14): ” 4 A Af if Le ae a 19% “e LO Lfr e e eo “gf. “6 3r LE Physio in i Bit of ti Ae o 4, 103 4 eo ee ’ as for a bosy y ednsistin, a ari identica® ‘patlictes. ae, wpper sign ai “Sables fogs ermistatistics an ‘thé lower 5} igh for Bose stitistics; g isthe total de legeneracy with respect ts the directiosis of the electron and yyilear a Aagilar moments. a os x Os af “2? From thes trmulag ln in also obj correct ‘terms init 7 f oe ao Piciition fy tishs for the’ cedtdinates.dnd moments’af* e ato! : ae BE ing to Ae eral results & ts an§ 5, the m mosientum probgbil- is, given bye ite integral fh with Tespstt,to q (see 10): A " af “ae Ae Aas = consti iyelip fr age" om “ en cs oo AO the el Cas ond contin a ” at derive with whecio to the oo! "e ates, and pei ‘integral opie ‘gives a wee effect wap be neglected. a ” byes we hayes” fs £ oe Oe he snfliceue ag lo” po ee constant Sp (- 8 avin) pf sich ne rie “ea v we ee and a terms whew cei 2: 10) for givea single ‘con- zit (not inyOlytfig the mney fita) on iptegedtion, ang’ thi i$ can be wbghitted a ” a the sar ¢ aproximatione ‘aking gilt g fate the chetet en fu ringinelud- is “e fing it ist thé ‘constantcodHficient, we bve "7 “ é | fre = ee exp (y fsa Go Le, ie aoe ve a ee “a sek yy aie “oh FNM ap Le e , , - e mum, ial < < én Oe mean val} hich appéar-here are lased by oy gt fit foo fs fs & * oy * o Sao ao Aw we a o oo e LY fe sintiary to oxi. Hence ho & a“ Pa Lf é So — ff eile BU, we myn, ‘mime 34 Ba oP. — fe ,. e wth” J aye orp an be contigniéntly vee in the ates ingrgcs fe o eat ot fe fe ae "Saag & "Ogi Ogg Pe fe oe o “em, = phatrxey on a é “ vb es on "De “ a Lama “i vi ma om wir) dp, ’ Nee a te bracket‘ if 17) see he cong hin He same a io fe degree pf accuracy.” fe fe OM LL ff os oseo . $ “ . / “ € £ hf oh a“ 4 “jot 4 Ag Lae Gibbs s piypBution fp ho wf “é% — Thup we%See that, 8 erin op to te classjetl (ate stributioat fufiction f ei? the sfiomenta is eq ifivaient pe ig to ieee etic energy jxi‘the exponent’an ression anpatc in the pfomenta, withCoefficients ¢ ending o onttie law a interaction bé étween the pafticles i Body. 3” Ya Loe it isco to ful Sirs doh ‘fot any on hentur, 5 o ay f - Po thefi (33.17) must ‘be'integratga with respecto «iil the othet nebmenta. aa tppterms involyitig the squarps p(k Be then gd oo negligible of ypared unity, wl lethe te containing ous of it ae oe eo a fexpongpiahform e & « “ - a ? “a fate $ - (3 eH 6° x cae xXexp re eo) i+ nF 7 | Tm é oy oe a O, at “a5 the, elton 9 osbled differs’ fy if the Maly flian only’ Shit the, oe ’ true y t npetature Tas rad ‘Some biter er “ep temper; tury < . “ #2." [BU\? Vis “ Ap ff siregt wari Ba Aye fF Ae a - Ly we oe ot “ * Ge wie ey ie a “ of ¢ ieifaly we capa caléulate tae Catheted oi diate diasibudin functisn ‘integrating a Hvith respect,éo the momgefa: CO Ab fab owsssigias tye AF ie ae a » fe The shad ctoutaidea fs led &: 6 give. "4 fe %y, Se rf, He Ber apipen ie fa ey rk we fe s a fe Pk Ps Cf ft ; < AS. The Gaol distr “4 ‘ The probleif of the oyna ‘eldtions fortgudting bogids js already bes Considered in'§ 26. ‘Let u fw see how-the Gibbs ibution is _ irate fp fog otating bodits. This will omplete the i vestigation. their of va statistical al pgp petties. As s apt is the unifosti translaior opal motion¢Galileo’ se e Ss /telativit ‘pmnciple shave that, as 5 aiteaidy menti¢ned in§ 26th" motion.” oo has osfly trivial ect’ ‘on the statistical propstties and so J no spe “ cosfideration he yh Jn a syste Spoor S s Fotating wi the body, ho sual Gib} Gistri- A Matin is pa in clasialatsiogy, ff ‘ “ f “ if * o oe oe ra f< fe & oof enol “fe oat} Lo ff ff fo fy os se of if ot eet osaA Lo hows Me 4 ip the cap femind tents Bodiés Jews oe Po were 9:4) isthe a of the sig in this st asa pein of ag coordinates and mémenta o: icles, wethe the free wa ‘gy in the sasfie m (which, of course, is nite same asthe free energy of the bodyvhen “a Taeety Ep, Pf) i isfelated hy energy Pe ina fied system vA i we af ’ oo “? “f* a a 9 = dies )-2 Mined, a we oy” whe Qs the sbigular velocisf of rotationitd Mp, 9) 286 angular rpafnen- oe aa if of the ody (see § 267: _ Sabbstituting' pe 2) in eel) ve find Hie, Bibbs “ r Asin a roi ody in, in 6 we ra a io fo "4 Ae (ont) pA “£0. oven avr, a vz wd? f ho classical, Spates the, Gipbs distril ation for ays ruplin wy be represen anothy ‘foim. Too this, we, eth e follor — pres- 6“ ” ’ na “sion forthe nergy ia body ii inet fotting gr inate syste s fe = Dhpiv?—4 Lm@xrP +, ye oy 4 ¢ the vsdresthe velocislesof the pasticlss $ relativeto,the rotatind system,” ind eae weak (eee Méchinics,§ 39, siete yi if oe “ fp ye Elmo © fis A bt é Lunde whic jndependertt of 2, we o| & the Gin Gti e ition ing a“ Ae fe oe ae oy ¢ ri ea ¢ fo = one ( [ee 2 eimaroile ae he functi cai the probal ity coe to the,éieraent e ome dy, da of i dee ve wi a uf - «(see Mestiqaics, § 39) Sine, in obstipiis t aap ¢.thoments ist regare ‘coordinat is cost i = m dv’, arid the prob: weer expressed i int rms of st af id rlocieg f the A ef hpticeis is oe os oe fie = sh pe n-5, rien af ce a“ “ "xa, dys - den $y de. . eo r a “gilere Cc dodiotes ‘for orgie whe factoy Gof) “ln the,gfedact of ee * < - the parjiig.tiasses wplntopenr ign ‘we go fr, Vile tite a ifferen>™ e é ral the oie differential: wf é 1 The distrityition (34.3), 1jXe the ordinas bbs distripdtion, ihn, i fal if yh aoe reba with echt (ay eee ing 4 me/us lqarithm a * ” ofthe ‘ofthe distibxtion fancy i # linea neon ofthe of thesenerfy and ai spate one me a LOL LO ff eof os eg Ff os ose < o CO “OG Ags Ae we Gibbs sPhaytiuion oe os oe “ ‘ For catty at eine fe ’ ee f a : dw sCelF—Hotr, Ven dy1 day dou, depts oe A. D o A ‘th the sap stpression (S45) for EuipByhow afi Hof the Sete in “9 s »¢ the fixeg*Eqdtdinate syStech. Thus we sce that the Gibbs distribtltish for tg ce < "e coordinates and velécities fora tating body diffets from it for a boayat only by theddditional poéential energy" 4 qEm(QxzF . In other. ryrords, Pd _fagtegards the statistical propetties of thé body, the rot ison is equivalent to oe < & the existente, ot an exterh field consiphiing oy to; trifuga? fort fotte. Tie o “ é 9 statistjell properties ire*hot affegsed.By the C si force. 7° e sie i Inte however, ae fis last 7 ee o sical statis In the a infum case = Prpression as ie Ke 7 AF #exp weebt: ampt,” rl “ “oe Pisa 8.7 sive the ‘iri + cotessonding sf (343) torof/soiting wn“ & rmally we §3 reduce thi operator tra form analvgous to (349), the & ‘velicities v (Bein replaced’ by“the operators {Y= SOX, bu eéom- 4, s Lo f; jonents ait ‘this vector, operator do noc gefnmute, allie those of; the Sperator oo 9 in thé Fixed system THE statistiedl operators sépaate frome eneral fea for the:Bolzmann oy - ra “é distribydion'’ a factor shi gives al aberbug ‘of'the gas s pieules wite ‘““ i fo fo gf es ot eg ft ye ff ep of eofSee Cw fe ff fF ee pes LS fe we ween i ‘these vgsiabits, The i8tribution a the frotecu “igre volgle fe piéd by the.gas is clearl; jast'’ ‘a uniforpy‘distril ibution, ‘and we obtaitt number ofmolecules pef unit volu ith mome: ‘(of the trai “tional ae motion} ip’ ‘given woe 3 EP» Ay , fy the Mam Maxws distriby fone fy “ fe v4 hh Feanrr » uaa psn" & Cs oF ars or Goorin, an fey Pa “e atid the pss a a mnolp normalised t to ww fies per inie” ySlume. oo i 7 rs Let us ng&t gonsider a,gas.in an extepfialfield, in ich the poteptia}energy a ee “of a molécuie depen S aily on the“Codrdinates,of 8 centre of lass: u = # ” “ef u(x, 52 for exapiplesa gravitatigsfal field), if vfs alwaypOesfrs i in prt.“ fe tigg, the translational motiogt ‘in this field, 4s quasi-cla: sital, then u(zs"y, 2) oer in} energy of he molecules an indepg nt term. Tlie Max- Gee ibution fopiyeloctir 9 ‘the molestie fremaing/égefanged f, e oof couple le the. ist ution fof t cording’ ‘of the gitigro of massif “ fo “ © ives bythe forms fe “e Zp “ fhe = ae “ A 5) Afr This rh gives the’ fier of of vi stules in gal g (erginent of tne a v7 “ fe dx gyrgtthe quapety < we f “ fe fe Lia < Fae) = ngewe IT (38.6) ao the number density Spr nay et density, ef points Ag 7 4 where 950. Formyifi (38.6) is ogtledBoltzmagtsyormula, o we ra ’ Ip*avlicular, j’a ainiform stavitational fidld-tlong theZ-ckis, u = xfgzs" id the gas dezisity distribytion is given bY the baromstic. formula a AE SA fog) gen LE SE BILE oe < oo” whepe' hp the de sot the led =o a “ f “f t large disteaces from the: arth, its gravitational field must be dessribed by the cxacy-Newtonian efpesion, Foptentil enefgy w vanishiig at in- of a (fats. Agwbrding to fosihyt (38.6) ne is density$hsuld remaifi Sitite and” we not od at ‘infinity, Baya finite ty of gas’ eauinot be gistriButed i inge ce i oa ite Volume yeith a density Which is nowliere’zero. means that: favitational fiéld a gas (spe as the atrpésphere) cage be in cir ot oo gad me fontinnogl ‘dissipated nd pgeace. fo oo oe fs “ oe wie a Me ie “eo ie oe we Vr A rr a a a a Lf f£ fo fo fof os se of asfo f fo be fo he eS fe J port Sions oye" fs us “Ae a oe we vo we a eee eo Ry wf Ry we fe ge a - prada af “A a . és ‘oBLEM 1. Fipd’ the density, of gas in a cyliser of radius “and length ({Otat- of idig about its pais,with sony, pelocty 2, a being a se of NV mojséules in : A ys cylindge a ee eos vA a 26 Sorupidy‘t has bepilrentioned j Khaw 2 Che £2 piy''s a whole te fe ope tniion of a bSdy'as a who) ng, 8 is on lent to the, nce of an‘€xternal field,ith potential. Energy — —imgir (git a xis of rotati meses ity is theref & “ AE demgnn, gs Me aa (n= fog tt tb bt ay ar fe Noma ee 2 e Kenan? -) fe f 4 A “ nF Brom: “ wo r “A “ “og Aide ig “romy hj a the on, _gshston of rites for _o ivi woe ideal gag? Fa f of « “ re Z “ JUTION. The Sey fe a spss particle*is We in texms of its m bye = co/Ghictp?), yy cis the oe y oflight. The’normalised émen- r4 Apdo ie f, ” os < ca e & oF oat x oh eg if te oa Ws ying fe ay he My Bi nFR nV TIMOR AIT) aR eve Ky and, en ate Macdopaldfunctior ‘unctiénsof imagingfy argu- & A reins). In th cetfulation oth normal oe lowing fpfimuiae are“ yo fused: ye” oe e 8 oe oy fe 7 “ < f é L “te plates yh “oye, Lf , fo ft a ° a Pee Ags Kil’ Ko). Lo a oe Le we oe en a we we we LOO GE PR PR PE fo § { Molecular, pélisions “ a ¢ molecu sof a gas eifelsied in atest collide Se its wall ge"they ae * "finove. “gp'calculate e’mean ny; of impgots, Between E piolecules he A * ofa aida unit ufrea ‘of the per unit tise. va “ take an element of surfiice area of gife vessel walland define co- a (Sidinate systein, with the axis perpen: to this-Clement, which ha: 7 r ra “salen be waitigaa as dx d. iy Phe mole in the ges, lose whictt ch he ee é 2 vessel pall it unit spd ie collide itt it, are jst those whose’z sabrina not exceed eae iv, of their yclocity i axis (wl se , mus be direct towards wall, not away from it). « o e numpét 4, of Peal of molectiles per unit imps (a (and pepeigia ‘area “oe Py Oia wat sut'face), inwhith the velscity compopehts’are in givéndntervals +" 4 * dv, dof, di, is therefor€ mgt ma the distripdtion (38.4) vf * . ra eof se of ie Ft r ‘ os ot se of ggoa ef ad, fe fo ff Va lle “ ” ea s Ideal @ises Ae . “ae ae re the xBivife of a tied of unjrbasé area ape wie, 2 Le “ 4 a oe mf &, oy mr) hp [—m(ot yO + oD ATR, deed, # 9.1) 3” Mt PN ee vai if Ae fe Fropi rb we eas! ai 66 the ig amber »af boacts ° okey on” fa area of the Cet wall per unit time, do so, we, Boone (39,4) over ABs », from 0 tae =,and over and », fror pe t0 seration o A ne So — 0 to i ‘not requ yt <0 the“tpal cule is’ s o a fro the wall, @’ does no’ le with ig? ee se wa inpliway fegelt the wal as ig nase ‘oft thet y fe LOL Nila L082 Oe fe A a ff * oie & a - / ot here,e,ifave Sse the df ity“of the ga ivf terms “9 a ins of Clapeyron’s equat Formula (8.1) may bgrriten in sptrical polar sGordinats i Arocity Space, usidg.thstead of os" v,, 0, the absolute pata fitude of, he Velocity LE e wy ee the’poflr angles d grid 6 which deine its en Taking’ thé polar as ra “ aloe thie z-axis, We Have v, 5b obs 0 and” “ ee ee “4 foal ae emepia nape, 03 2 4 s s Ce fe fe we te “ef we fe Let ras how consti’ Collisions beeen gagahrotScules, Teds ‘his, we pice” y find the veiocity distribpstion of the prlecles (thesterm velocity‘every- 7 ‘where refers 2g to the velsiity of the tke of mma to o1 ‘gnother. < : 7 Pe takestnyéne gas mbipcile and gdsiier the msi ofall theoptier mole,” it ie,,onsider fot edch mlepdleSo its absbluce velocit ot “ & . < “ lls of the vessel) but its locity Y relative to some, Sther That is, insteac agit dealing individua)-fholecules, ‘always A “onsider the er lative mets ont ofa pair of ‘molecules, horns 9 Pepin of vo e o their cefnpion centre“f thas. aa ra “ wel Iwlow frorpmethanics i he Cerevinke relatjy® ‘sition oper” icles of m; my, and pts ano yiere m’ = pal + mas their ao ff geduced msg” and igre ys logity. The pitatve veloc distribu- & tion of, ie ecules in ideal gis therefore, e,tlasi e same-fosin as ne “ eo Ce atop eins i hton, esept'that m igstepliced by ji, tuced ince all the, ii ecules arg Bice rae the nxiinber of mole fer unit volystte with a wy rat relative, the selecte:?‘molecule igen 7 ov Ps Af or Af, A Ka fe Ae o ye eo pin if we Ain gi “ ot ot op! fo fe w= 7 Aer) opm. f fo fo he be Lo ol os os os os ye“ 6 6 6 fo fo AAD Le a Je fitoleculg/Golisions oe we a nT te ’ a a ison on betwstinailoleculegatiay' Ibe acoopipanied by vgetousp processed ““ tion ( seating) arog certain angie, dissociati¢h into atoms; and 0, Son. The psdcesses which: yccur in colliigns are usually described by, their & e ffosesectp sThe cross-Geption for papticular proéese'which opin col- “oe s 2° lisions a given, Particle and gshers i is the radio of the »prowability of" if such col fn ppt ‘unit time t particle density ( latter being: ber of such’ ‘particles pe it volume-tnultiplied by bytheir velocity. The we geinber of, sf eeriions (peprinié time) Pith this and’g ater partioies, Which oy “ rs _ciate accopipssiied by aseptiin process th cross- <8 a no is thetefare “ S fe fF FN, ye fo fo UR a oy Ee s A Five total otiber of ho katsion Spat sing ghghout the» sélume of o oo* the eat i ‘s*bviously’¥’ ‘2. “< fe ae oe oo of “ prosteys of Me rs vA of Prosiey a ‘Pind the mifabél of imppey St ons mocha on unit rp of the Le < ot wall per, shivtime for wilicly the angleBet-deen the divection of theeesity of thee! fe molecde hd the nosinaf'to the sysfacs'lies betwen 9 and 6-5 f* e fe fe fe rowers d “ fo. )D ¢ i < fe ‘S ‘ mae LE tisgeuts fo fo papi’ 2, Find éi Loe offmpicts of ef caes ont area of, é o walt per unit ti ; for which ; po et of ae lies = een A Ae hig hy a Z POO PE PRE ee a oe apd v+do. Sotutig. f oy a a “ @ A . a es a a o Pxosiem 3, the tp ine etic ent Fine Of thera caer ‘Spiking fe A eit area oft ‘the"wal per oe e oe Sorption” fe -- Lf fe “en fe “ “, ha Ke, SV im YE. xo 4 na wf *Prosteel. Mind the of coll een 61 rolecul ge rest, oe fe 6 per wrt sos ow molecule vid opt of radiye. of ee LUTION. The,A’ross-section f6r collisions,Setween molgéules is thi = pen a collisisa 1,occurs whengver two pas pass iam Pa Js less ed sp Sebati in (9.5) diyss foe ae fe ae Li vee Vi [PRE 162 vee a ¢ x on es ot eg ft ye ff ff ega f o, o. , Apis Ae Ce lie Ges Ae a” » ie a oe § 4 ida gases Sot $a exuberant” we e Bottzmtha distribu ean also waerives, intl | quite sient man- Pa if eher, dieptly #om the sbnsition of um entrspySf the sastagel whole, a ae regarded ais a closed system. This’ ésfivation, af ef considesstble' interest, i roe oo a * itsotf, stice it is wised ona method whereby“the’ ‘entropy.dt fis is in any.dfont quilibrium rpdctoscopic stitie may be epiéulated. ai ie “ey Any m ‘oscopic state*of ofan ide is may peated, ibed as follows Let us o jeal # distribyeé ail the quasi states of oat ‘individ icle of ste was among. : , f. a sroyps seach contaiting {reghbgaintoates (pi igh, in pai igtilas’ have m ig ener; values), both” ‘the num! on states in cach group the number of particles in ee states wil very sige e. Let the gfoups of & ee "States beefipstbered j& ; _ Aligele et G, bethe ‘ant at in #0" ” oe grouy ups aiid Ny, the, Kin staple in thege* ‘States. eset of nape, ¢ oo bers, yj will completely describe‘the't macroscapictate of rua The problexi of calcula the entropy of ‘the gas rpdfces tc to that, fn deter- 4 ff fining the Statistical AT of a ge a lei a ie. fe sumber Ce of mistoch ways? veibich this "giate can be" ralilised. Reggedlin g cache’ te Ny, part istegets an indepeeldent syssem, ind dengaing' ‘its wom” ° fe sons weight by AI",we can write, Me Le foe SEB vA A aan * A f * ta “y oe Oe, ve Thus,sheproblem sefipces to that Sean ‘et a0, a Mt en i the ritan’o ‘occupat ape wD eet Lh ‘ecto bes” oe small in parison wit unity. eans tai numbers o} articles of iy nay sqeall compared vith the pi 1s of stites’G, (N, tpicg T-OF +60, ao “e* & - are Cand ae constansé. (sss in (42.4) gives: for the ee & As 186 final exSrgsfion 4, s Je fs ~ fe ve en fi VF = oL i egs8)- nepiogt ney? @B 4325 4 oe le constant aa called soo cop of the ge For the soe we i f. “ oe ay “s Me o A ag = yee, Mf “and, “ a “ fanctio: af i tempera a a “ ce “ “ ie term amic potesifial Oot igh is obtained by adding 2643. rs quantity’P. “= NT, the » > wslume of a, of the “9 - ve magia template. Te oe a b=) = nee og PN het T~NE ho SP heat a a or 2 LE a we iin W = Pipvis Sf ee f OW pilin No,T. fo “ie Lo he ae ¢ A atoms (43.1 ind (43.3) wit respect aay ob- oo the cnggepydn terms ‘Tand v ane off and P pe as oe os ¥ YY s if fe a ey 63 eV}. wate log T# GF CON Yaa (43. “ “ £ “N tog sp Ney log T rat C+ cp). 6) a of ohtom thesé expressiongfor'the entrepy. we can, ix‘patticular, de im- os r # nediatelyra él 4 latin (tlt > Polat iabaric) Bepvfcen the ¥élythe, tem- oo é " pean sd presse of an idealeBas'(of constantspecific peindergod “ ibatic expangién or comppession: stn entropy refnains constgsit in af adiabatic piogess, we have ¢ from (43.6P—N log P+Nc,.log T = instant, o, v "sihience Se ‘g% using ¢ ASS, i“ ra “ “ “ eet oat eo ee nef e constanpe” < f. “43 _ f< “* & ‘ ‘ f ££ f fh bh os os osa a fo a “ a of 46 ff ‘, o teal Gees ; fy a fie oo where “Getotes thendant ratio” oe we es “oe s ie 2 PO OE ate © ads" Goins inher fh ara 1g also somo State PV = ions bet aT andy YW, and Being’ V: woe ar “e we fe a “fe we consdine\” Pr? ze ant < wi” fo fo fo fe fo Lo of AP ve Ai As PROBEEMS Lz sob ra Ae Two id ideal ‘the P ain: ae AO saotbatoe oa mori chat capitan, ult fin vesbe? nt id Vp. The ylsels are thenonnected. Fig the change,i en- 7 lumes we 2 ; on a a cay os a g és ot fe “sours tore oh are consfectéd, the enpony’of the tw’ ‘ead, caval, * to to thgodupt of unt of thei Egnonies, is eBy, 43.6) Sy Z2 GEN log P iestog Tay the connecti Sof the eqsés e sum o} en of the Wo enses constant, sing beams ex] a on (3.2 for the . P= HT, 42), where 7 the final Mf After the” cptinection, she as con EN particles quid occu ‘grVolume & ee ” s “e Vit Voye2 Par TR "Ie pressure 3 then 2NTIX +2) = a ftie same ga” 4 befo Tie entropy fe f* fe & Se —ayple any el (ee ntiTy/ f y “. "atid the cep satrap” , vz oe Sf o Ae fe yo ? oe e we Le f fe AS = 52°59 a Ae Lf ‘a ce ho fo 6m an “4 oe fe fos é gc of Pron 3d the the wor] éyifdone one ‘ig gas in in atpSatc com e ot pt LO sextinbs. tn an Adiabatic provi the quantity of heat Qf oad 50 Se E,E,, where Fs—E, is the he phange i ines during the 3,2) R= Negf,—T,), whes8T, and Toa he gas temy yes before Sa ater x ao fie process, ‘in terms initial Iso vin ind Vy “4 PS jot A by meagy {te relation (a ae ae Lo e ” “ of eRe "barrie if ao 4s A ie a Aa rs of h by a pan wopfiiocs. ‘4 s eo “Aa one, Se ses 9 pat o : We e A Contr. “ if this case t Avork R= We have oa ao oe BB = NT). “, Ps Of oe fe os fe oe we? tWwe Le omje" Aipd constant. in the ne and egret arg io < a unimpartent in the goflution of probléms: fe fe Lop ££ ££ yg os os se of asoe < e oe 7 | Ao “eo Ideal sie wi copia. sro fe 127 Le e oe” PRow a Find the Wate done pe aantty oat gaine a wait tsobarig ov" “ , one which oécurs at cpfistah t pressupe, a < Too - gyre ore & oo oe o 6 é LA hb AR ty ne 4 a oo” wher we ’ ot cen ed Atv 6,* = ele ay, me * P pron 5,284 the works eae the quant} nap pl esis 6 fe compre om vole Kf to ri rdance with equatiofy FV" = ao 2 @ polytesior process) 0" ot ey woe 7 A sorb, The whtk is ve fe fe fe “Of, “ff rr Ze ‘Bay = EE fe oe e is ? aj as oe ee ye - “ah 4A 0 oe ed fe fe ae oe ee the sum of, o auantty ¥ eat gaines 4 the a is equal #6 the ha ene in’ Eneray, rep Q= Nef TR since TeHN= r4 we LI fo Le wig wg oe oe oo Se 2 be ati nr OM Ot am 6. pia the work thn on an idgei‘gas and the sanity of neg which “it.gains on geihg-through 9 ric processesit is respectively’— P,(V.—V,} ind —P,(V,= Aor = O: 3) P2—Py).. Pom tne one sPriblem 6, bit F 8 cy Zs of two “ A hacen Fo iso ie bem 6 pt a Plumes beng 7” ©" 4” of the daseing % pe Ts Ve oma iV o, Ty Yeo TES “ a y we ; af LUTION. ra ZL we “ © ,-T) NEAT, Me “4 yf “ os PRO! wher "The sana’ fghrciem, 6a for a cycle tocess ¢ Signs of two” ra y isot ‘and two Adifbatic proséssss, the sugdessive Ss suggessive entrot eee angspressures bein S,,7,, Py; 9{. Te; Sa» Tas Poi Se» Tri Say. Pre SouuTion, a oo a oo “oe & ae oe af an Pies, Ae “ Ce ee peo fe ake Wwe leg +ngp lon fring? “ #-* 10, < . Z BY £ ££ bo fo he BbSa oo < “4 eo yA A oe “Zt ¢ Ideal oh oe 7, 4 Q Prost sié 9:°The same" ag roblem Stet for a expt wfocens consisting of wae" a ra “# sobasie ant two isopperatal processés, the succegeive ates being Pst Ty; Pre ie < Pay Fai Pa Ths PrP < “ ae Heoork dot 6h she gas in th isobaric orp is (see sm 4) & 4 MTT») phd NTT, ‘that in ermal précesses is NT, 40g¢P2/P,) Ae AAG apt. Be gain of theypis = NOshYiog (PalPy aie opt ‘. a ce ‘SBLeM 10. e as Pro! win 6 6, but for.d’cyclic “consisting aric and Sao ediabetie poe the si jive states Seing P,, Sy GD DP of ore Sx, ere Se ‘Te a a fe fo ve As we tempefarsre aire in tng beat state is" TAP, /P,)°~ 08 iid in the,” a f ne cog fte JP, YF; these aré o'Vtained frost Ty'and 7, byinedhs of 43,5. uantity of heat 2 ine by fhe gas in a tic processeg-is zero, me ‘the jpSbaric p it is (see 4) “ & Ae 2 Nibpdee yeh id Y fe c wae ee Ty), a ne fe 2s eee cnet pa, pit lic dStqsées cons nee el < fe se te fo “ Ke or Tes VE SAV, Su LUTION. Using the result ofidrobtem 2, wedind A ao of om Jt Neale Qed “Neh Lt why A Ag “et pase M, ya Deter, ‘er maximpin, on that exh b¢ obtai 85 Connecti aa two identical idedl gases at the-Sartie temperature", and v7 ser amare) ofgarticles N byshaving differesit volumes yan Ve. 7 < LUTION, ‘maximupy wotk is done’ ifthe p occurs a4 de. o a entrepy, ioe =p it), and i a to the ai between, the ener Ge . “sis be plot G fore the, Staion of, thie, Vessels, fs “s shoes bs eaual ots eum of fier eatropieg Le (33), ha of S= x ge, HIN 2Ne, log Ty”, oo o4 a é cpiingition we pied gas congitind’o of 2N figs occupy Volume Ay e Jeeps en itys€ 7. Its ‘is oy ’ oe S$ = 2Nlog rays a A “ a ae as é < é werature bd f Zé rs Lf & A o es = a a ‘_ oe ote a n/t tae mm & o 4 “ we fe fe fe eV) fe rr “ ye athe energy ofthe two easespefore and aft connection Ey= 2s “and ‘A = 2Ne,T Tee. Te "meximum ae es é KO potaes Eg tN npn, [ee PH fo fo ft ee “Y os eof se ofKey

the < that each’ of Each es e degrees of' fecal giyeS a contribution of + 1 id whet he: J pinion gl of frepdont correspgiids'to eae vatiatles (coorgineté and 6" 6 oe inomenpsn)in the + sero >, ag S comida to taper nase ” is 1. ‘or - mo rs re 7 is easy, scope a geny Leo te f ergy distribition of the = amo For convenjclige we shall sessure ve : A fe energy’ oe molecule ‘fps the VE ety i i.e. of pee aa fom the M, * A we exprese: nfor (Pp, @ “Lf us congider'the volupié f space of the nat = le whose points correspel id to values ne if ne not ceeding a en lue ¢, i.e. de ie the istegral r(e) fax taken the region, €(p, 9) ‘ 2. According to the forsepitig discussiogs‘ ‘(Ds Di ay i giladratic fatngtion of Yo s “ 7 variables, We replace’ those 1 qupttiiés Ps 9 Qe ich nega e(p, g) ay, oo fe depends by new vaslabiés B=pVed = ae Shen the ebndition tee) © “ ‘becomes e(3*, q’) < 1, a J dr becomes e” J dr’. integral 4 ly in ident of «fig t= Sean 5 Sens de(gy eo > e atantx au? dé‘and the, ed probabil tg distribysioptis “ef af on rr ee ££ fo fo Lo fo Gf os os os se of asf ££ “o “ See LE “a o Hel fo Jf fF f Daenpiel 4 top fomati conditiga, * wie find fe a fe “ dw, a eh ide, “ es o LE fA PSUM YE OSS LF LY ' , AS Gr pasadena , f light. we ae “ oe wt ae “ fe phe necoxe Sa.9 yeh a a Aa Af oa Ss Fa INT Ne Sot nae we f we NS pe < fe fe ogra gai hho Loge fil J NTI08| IN). fe “ee ee ef * ard oo Avhere A jp eSistant. pe epéeite heat. tl et Lafebiens ficethe value." oe for a ndner ravine ergtomie gat oe 7 a ve Ae. oo “o “of “ a 5. , Monin ideal we! Oe Ff. we te ve ee ca ra ca fo - The cofipitie calutit of thesiee energy, ad ‘thereford'o oft the othet* “ iodynamic ,iantiti ‘an ideal ggs“requires a,cAlculation ofthe r ‘pets om the rep cine oie ogarithyy in.{42.3), fs af “ Y / Py we Z= Se: 2 Ae ie fe Lo “ we Eee ve Heré eg are the eergy levels ofthe atom hows oe kinetic enc Ff f ¢. we ol tain jie cont ition” i ‘ ‘ 4 fe ha LOMO MIR CO ’ ’ xe For a givaif temper ‘this opin requi J hot the sould pe “ ti any a rarefied’ Substituti oe numerical Values shows that in prac “any atomie“(or molecule) gas, this ¢ ndition cansbe violated 4 ly at rs A gpisities whétg-the interedtigit of the, les becosige important anil the ve - tas can jnany case ng léngér be regatded as ideals” ey ce we a It ieiseful to notd thé following intuitive meee ofthe bove cost - . Since ‘majority oftoms on ergies of t] f order of Zand m4 erefore mo} iene of the ° pitdee of VU wwe can say-thai all the asmes oc « wt py in pisise"space a, awoluine of ths” oa of Vendy”, corresso) gto eo ve ~ Mp quan; tes. In aie Boltzmapal ce this nptibef most ae Aa ‘compared yith the number a“ of p: ies, and hen: ne have (45.6). “inally, wedgy make te lowing nment. Ths formulae d ed i in “a sto ie at fi soil to con; dict Nernst ‘theorem, sing 5 ntither oe o a wihe ent by“nor the peptic heat js" zsto at Tz “ar Howev: s"it/must bee 6 Temeriberéd that, adder’ the ae for wi Nernst’s t rém is stated, “ ew gases/‘condense aysufiiciently tment For Nerfist’s ry aan reqpitep that the sf the guitrepy of a oul fézeroat B= for ¢° . L Me ne ae 9 nae Hom psp ofa & ~ / “ if ang‘the atomic nytleus in the clsssical distribysion forme Ahi energy ig.sf the i ‘pa —a/r, whére,7 is the disjines of the eleptrqx from the,ducteus and 4.38 acon- oy of saint. The g tution wopid give a factor ain in the disc tion, whieh pécomes °¥ infinite fr of 0. This youl mean that alltheelectpss Would havpto Pall” into nt A the nugieusin thermaequilibrium, “* fe “ “ fo fo fo bo ‘ fo Lo of os os asoO 6 ff ho he J A i 3H a She Ryecgifshe Becta, pa pSntum a 135 ca Si substgiiSes becomesdtbitrarily eps that oftiedfnte apt ot may ce lume cannot en we coms a model le in vi which conilgs of a oy tually repulsive parte n, alt ‘such a Syl never gofighse, at ” “tg dow temperatutes Loris Ceattes to bewalid, and the “en a applicatir mn of Fepeii of Bose stadistiés leads, adv wé shall sepdatet, to expods- * s which arevin p agrrement/With Nernst’¢‘theorem. ra ao of o OOF oF oof og ha Ct fo Bt bb boo ft if § 46. pibeilomie spstecThe effep?’ rosthe clectptnis’ ‘angular tléntam f we If-6nly one ofthe angular fomenta L a S is nor 0 in the found & ef Siete of the ston, then this state again hag fio fine spructire. In practice the ay “ Lo sence ef fide structust oft the sropiid state i is alvfays"c ‘due to avers orbital, 47 a ’ “A ange medmentunps‘the spin S isdorietimes noe ze10 (for exe, atoms;fi “ apour of alkaili metals). “ ‘A level witkeSpin S is (25)-fold dey thts The ol titerencea com” “0 ai with tly case di in§ 453 Spat the apt functiga’ ‘Bis now 4! * A281 jee of 1, gtid.so the c constapt (45.4) is inptegséd by the” 7 Bp icone 54) it Me A A = wp, “ Ae. Nn 4 ee If the poy term of idiom hag ete strucryeé i¢inust be imbered , Ae “ that the ipdervals in ahip Structurgeiag generally’be'Comparghie with T, apd’ af the compopents of the fine structure ofthe ground state must a y HO account isi'the partitiosfynction. pe o A he fing strsture conipptients aiff, fat the vale the cope afigular ve s »°” “momenta sf the aton! (with givengtbial anguler mémentum,2 and spin rs oe fe Let ie ‘fevels, mefsuied from, dhe Towest of theni, be de d by ey. h “ ith a sive. J is (27+ eld degenegaite fe with respeet to orientatighs of f ) ‘otal aoellet momepeiin + The psititfon funcitinv therefore Beedmes a e we ae sgh yy Jens ee ee (46: Dye” e fe fe fe Ae fe es ae raay ei out for refers the weal for the ia poten of a ignatomic ideal gas with statistical weig pare of degénevacy) of t und a Bite g: a Cy - oe we if Lo Coun we eT de pest yh , yy: applies pisquio a oe gas of Sf ae for ny an fg & oe Me Ts lectron gas = 2. foe sgime that tabgel-Saundge cplpling i is ig the apne Quantyet “ "Wine Nf fo fo fo fo 4 os os os os as Pooo fo “a s Teal 4, e Af ? Z t Sher all pst valugge St for the hei ‘Land as ‘We gbtain for the, fee energy < v ro of rt 7 jer mf, ! LE LP Ah Bi 0A, (fs fj ff aa Socines cls fer in two shad cases, ta ‘o ssume thatthe temperatufe is so high fat T is large compas with 43 “the fingsStplcture i inetrydls: T sy yeThen ee put e7W/7% 1, Ag ind Z bécorites simp Afe total, sifagtber of heres Sathorn, A < “e “OS49 Qt +1). Tye expression for-the free pete involyeS thie constaeit “ ic heat c, =“ as before,dind the quaptity : 7 Z “ e Af i“ log (es ‘pOi+ yee a (46.4) Y o 26 is added pte chepSipConstant ih oe wie 6 gop expressions for the {uermodynam rnje “Guaatities ith a different g) obtained ‘othe oppositesimiting case where Tis s compared with the & é-struct intervals. + 8 fits case ai’ tpsins may wa peplected jeg ‘thé sum ee ” , on 46.2) exeépvthe one with; = 0 (tbélodtest compdnehit of the Site structure,” 4" * ile. the ‘ground state‘of ‘the ato “In Conseque ce the quanti y added to ie “ etysthical constant (45.4) is f of VA “ a a Ae Le Afar ehh, PES R65) fog wf a < A here? ihe total sedlar momstiuts sof the, in the esied state. ne jus, when the’ “ground terps’ of the atorprhas fine stryzture, the s : Section geey “ay sulicien 19 low and si poly hia npperature: tars ap the o ve’ saine cong ae een interp ite range-ft depends fae tem- - oe peraturpiind’ passes typ Tt mus Se v6rne in however, a ‘A a co thsi Ir gases COI ao yee tal vapoul ‘atomic oxygen, me the Tas got of. high ter peratures Te the spe pee econ ‘con- o4 it, is of jetipoftance. 7” as fe “ "50 far ve have re isnoye| ‘the E possibility Jee the ajotigis a snonshiok clear Ki a f “ ee ifthe’e existence“of uch a spifi cduses thedypérfine spliding of atomi” “ . The int is in this strpeture are, howéver, so smalf‘that they may be lected in rison with F at all temperatures whére,the gas ri laias a Ay ol gas.t In caletlating the paftision functidngthe energyGi ores peten the af * we vt oe vt “e oe < a o * ra a t haat, the quantities e,/for the comy ents of the fet ane ssid“ of tie oxygen atesh are 230° 320°; for thése of the quicitet ground state of of fie iron atom, ire betwepii 660° and 1460° vand for thé deublet ciate ee ofthe chlori fom 008 wee 4 < e oe ? watt t The, sémyratures sonnel nse inter fot various é atoms qngé from 0,}"*to é fo fo fo be Gl os os ee rs eof se ofeo . $ “ . / “ & a “ a“ o 4“ “yh ‘A “Dlatomic «flags with Nts of U inpkedlioms fg BT 4 e ” sper atpie isnent pelle entirely" ealected, antl we ‘split be taken into account opiy as increasjsig the degregPa ‘allthese aa tend x ey Se o, fiw = Neg 095) AE “ fo Lphn=| gettin, / Af a fe Aiphone ha « yeti , re e ve “ “ Fe =< fog T+NGbs (iw) V3ifo, Le. 6) A ne conan toa ophesé specie Cu» = = ae a chepiGaionsany “Se < f Wey bait in accopinet “vith tog lassen! resulpe! ee 44, f. “e* aa fo £ fo bo fo Lo of os os as“ £ £ fe fy oe Diatoyee§ Gases. Vitti of Aigiis” Lf fF & “ sates shat that" oe eo “o "e ei i Ye AOOUY Jon A wt aed the chemical cone” a ve TA 4 Ye 7 : “* * fast m ey é “A Lo ee oa 4 nf e “it factor Bebe silust be id for mottos conse like ih “The we fe “first twos i in the sinafision of Fine /- 4 f - oo “ Be = NT 3 Lo # o ot TR ‘constant ferth —H - Nis Fapficars herp-Gestise the seedy is meagsfeticom “ ra w Abe lowest” qdantum level. fromthe’ energy oft thé “zero-pdin® vibra-y" fo 4 tions),“whéreas the ClasSical en Would havé to to be me; ed from we ul um of thesPotential eng; @ Pie expression(49.6) fo: rree energy cxth also beddenived Classically, of fo! “pourse, sinse fbr 0 ripe juantum,sfupibers » are tae large > 05/35" *“ ie f an oof D The geinefesult is s glad on rephicing the surgatsn over ¥, Soda integra- fe ond? SP he main ove yf tern WL Lf Lo fy eof os eg Ff os os asto “ “ CO 4 Le 46 a s Hag Gs ides A a” e a oe w Cease fhe o8 ies fem of F2 accordance with np law U(r) in sels in wi ee ‘centre of més is at res 1 energy, fama hich gives (eblassical | aesetiption oft fotation a ‘fibration of the systept Higthe sum A “s of the i ic energythé. energy of paris withthe reduogst ‘pass m’) and a Lo ee thepoténtial engrBy-U(n). The/pastition fupéticti, after ipiégedtion over“thé (tag Sins to an jsifegral over ie coordinates: f eV" dW, and ry, after integfation over ag, angles aa, yor coordi tes) there (4 a remaing* "integral o “ “ 4, * * ee ra £ oe we Le ae ZA Frees dy” a app tion col Sonn to, Shezendn a viby tions and “ prs ‘ofthe molgetile'is obi nel bi putting. Ge) = XY ra A “a andi i ttle integr; nt me pe the slowly yi factor 72, where" e a distance. the particles: Up =”U(ro). In ogder a ‘take into ac Sunt the a nity ‘the vibratis sand their i teraction fe ith the 26tation we poy. f f. eo Of ”. e , ‘fs Ce t= Gptoae ssbb, CA aaatye” on whee’ = erect and « nee B are cot nts,t and expand whole ‘integrand in’ ‘powers of arating the factor exp, (Uy +m 38 *\/IT}. ‘In the gxbqssion, only? /ipsse terms deg be retajéq hich ef "jptegration s ¢ give the i Mihest ang nett highest-powers of the'festperatures ‘the ‘integratjs! oo oyet Eis &is taken, from — 20 to &. the zero-cfdet't term in, tle épansion-tives the usual valde of the ion functiggs and the rey g termg i ff greised rrection. tig the cale letions, we, esha state thet we a fe for theddontéction tovtho etree enerpy ie ae oe we e fe fe A a fe ig be ° & Va "Thus thedghitrmoni of ‘the vibrostops' and thei“intéraction srithrthe Tota: “f pe ite.a correcti ‘ote free gaeray which jp prsportionalio,siie squaresf lertiperature“Acéording! ly.che Specific hedt his a fi tefn propostior’* focal perature. A of oe Le og AE oe oe Yk é fe a fe ee § $9 dot apse ‘he ety te alga ane inten ie we fom types gf‘molecule, théugh not many, have a nox*zero orbital, cy is of cdurse zero, it has a maximum ‘at some teqoerature T A oe wo “ oe f o * a ° vA é AF Af ee wot oe ? os, ra a Ae oe we ee ve fo a fe fe “fe “ “pdOBLeM oe Determine, sie correction, #8 the free engfy for oxygep“ue i the pan a flectronic csiite of the O, Fiolecule (see the Ipst footnote). The temy re is large fe “compared with the vibritipfial quantus, Aut small pSmsired wit sistance 4 a ie ground slate 8S’ and Peat wag fo Me fe “ SoutTION. The’barlition fups ion is oe ov yo a ¢ < 5 oo oe ax AT Deagtar TES og og ra ee * 4 o Sis pre hang hee oe oF oot Ss ra o oa rd we f* weds fe two wba Se the rigs ai the partition’ fonction forthe ground arta pe states, #ach of which js'the product gfelectronic, yjstational an pen ae factors. oe uired co: ttjon to ve nergy is ae é oe fs s tf OOF, riog (1 ar of ta ge oe fe fe a A (da ) er one - ne offer , rif rh arte feguencies — hn seep nuclei “4 ‘in the aon excited electronic sjsteg” é e ie oe e JA, * we we a ot oof ot is “ fe fe f. “ “2 fam gases é , the free én of a polyatomic g9s, like that of avdiatomic, ass can be a we vitten’ ag ¢ sum, Of, *fanslational fotationala vibratiotiaparts. The Yio a trapslasional parts 98 before, ip chatacteriegs “by “values oft ‘the’ specific, fg ica ae Semeeant “ “ a “4 “ rs Yo fe ot bao aoe (misty “Gly Le pias te tomes Ff, F sfertia of, Hane po ities (engin “ < sect lines of rotation aston theig oni ‘tation may.diways ‘be treated gical! The’potyatomigo jolecule hag.sre rotatio degrees a od AP adhe og me Retin quantisatign’ “effects wosigsec observable in mesifane CH, whete < ea thgythatita occuratt temperaturgyof.about 50°Ké see the Probjenst theend gfthis| oo” f fo fe fhe bo os os os as 6, aA “eo . e eo Af fo fo fo A oy 43 ef, Co Porto, Bier a ° ’ oo ra “#” of fregdon and threé hoesoa pobrednts of ips, hy Js Glan re jt - oe differenty‘its kinetic epérgy of rotatjdn is therefo “ vo & 2 Me Me ft < 4 < sf 4 “ef ey Oe UE Ba Uy ie y Lf, 2) Ae Zé “a whe 1, n, ¢ are pSoriinate tes ii Chon gytern’ whose cnc wii principal of inertigy6f the molegiile; for the ent we vo J special oases molecults obnsist aa oe a“ ¥ eto fo be supped in the Sgn fu ‘ ae i Z, Lye te ve 1.3) 7 roy | em rot» 7 vie ae fin Lo OO of ee Ae F dtr ey IdM, apis doa, hye ee “oe ee we “(eat - - J? pcwuga rmmhed yee” ang the prime d iotes, as usu: it the int ‘ation is to, en on} ver Mepkosl cally ifferent origagtions ees ¢ oe PA pola Z e os ot the mpiegile has axe$ of symm tions gbous'these axes fpcive the | ve Me 4 moleey yrange and“amount, $8 ai interch: ig Of identi | acoms. Itip* “ at the numpbér of physical indistin; iptovle orientatfons of the mpie- we is equal torthe number si possible dine rotatigns about the sphes of (/sycfimetry, intlpeling a ropatios throu: (the idea transfgringtion). fig rs o cage ty,d, we cal ke reg Danby over. we a fo all orientations anddivide by 0.4" ve the produgt’ dd, dd, dee of three ji = a ee pots : fori, my eared as ‘én element of solid an sao directiog’ of the Ye / O axis. The’ intberation bet 0, is ing ident ange over rotdtietis dd, f ie about the fa ‘axis, ani hives hives 4. The jnifegratio: Suet dy giveera i frther 2p CE also ovér M,, * from — co 5 20, we ay have “ J $a O88 lal: hE) ofS o x oh eg me ern se hry ee Ae 7 om, tt aa *e! Fook Knog Yo “ Le “ ave a “ af f oe ae cnn, od Pa in -pifoer-yicagy LM ff mpl have top the Yotatongt a oo heats antag ing “4,7 “ A fe oe fo 9 6 ¢ a -. v, “a t For ii fe, in HaQ(an' isosceles vlapiile) o = Mots (an equi Sat trie “ PO wei en a=, oe @ sero My and in aS @ regulgc” ae )o= 12. 6" f eres fo ff fy os osF150 fy if a o lap face aa o c agit Snemicg} Conant i is < c f (Saket)! “ “, en oe o < oe wy ae For ear molgetiee. one ytd the atid are wife ‘there al? ta f ae as jit the diatomje'malecule, opty #wo rotatigtiabdegrees offroedom angvoré ioment of insitia I. The retational spegific heat and fiie chemical ednstant oe as in gptomi oe ve ve Le A fs < os 7 ae Ae a fa=1, ote log nh we OL" f< sh “ foe A “ “ ere o = 1 fof an asymmetric molecule: Gach as Ni ) and o = 2°for a ope 8 etrical Labo its midpoj: (such as 0). & Z eo The vivigsional Ca a free edie; ere of a potygeémic sass aay oe in in seen way to.tharfor a digtdtmié gas, giyeh above. 2p differepee fe ti polyatorfictoleculelas‘fot one "ated séveral vibe tiénal degreés of Frecion: a pdnelinear m ens of nal clearly ‘vib = ad vibra- fs tional degrtes of free my while fe rane wee of n al sséims Nin = a ee In—5 (see§' 44). The aie of yibrational degfees of freedginsltermings, - fe oe the sigtber of ‘modes of vibFation of sie.tnotecule, ee, 0,t&ch of wick ere Correspo} a frequen @, . (the sl ‘@ num 1 normal paodes). “It must be,¢émembered J lat some ofthe frequencigs wo, may besGgual, in 4 ‘which one, fhe frequency, ysSncemed ss id to be degenerate. ea eo aie ard In, n stig Aiarmonig.approximatiga, evhere eee are “agatimed sat. f< (oxty témperatusts for which/this‘is so wilt’be" consider, ll the nofmal iodes are yaépendent, a ‘the vibratigzfal energy is ge sum of theénergies Ye of the in 1 modes. Phe vibrational partition’ fpaction thefefere falls af — a, oe of partition functiotis Sf the in np modes id the free” f ae os a spin expressisne’ of the typt ¢ e ne L é F, we ary, wien “, 18) os o ra ae Each séautncy appotg a this surf ‘tin mber oftinéie equal wotigdogeneragh” io a Simpilarsums scenes fopthe-vibrationdl parts of theo other ae mic quantitiés. a v* # Each of ie normal is gives,.¢h its own sical limit ut > ho,), va Va a contyiSupion of ot ‘$8 the spelen: forts eater the the ey / “ he ld :" fo e ak stow expen” ha 4 fs “ 4S § Cui = Ti ‘ On pract oweve}r, an is ne wore, si ni ecules Mo s rs “ on usually oan asc fiery ower smelt f 'yafious freptient ies, for's pélyatomip'inete cepetaty range oY ery y wide ws Fre As thet one ASES, pe WA omtnor ik et oF SS fF io os eet &,eo e e A “A & “ @ | “yi os 4, 4 Polvatony Goes fer fo ye il aye Oe succes: jvly-Contriby tt ‘the specie Meat In eptigeguence Spit h ad iyatomic gase$ may often be i regarded ae constant Spitly wide interVals of teny ra We may xiention the piso ioc chasis trom vege to! a A foraion jistance o oftwhith is aff the efit ips mclenlrC fe. This e “ f ne molegate sdnsists yee Hs growpsat a certajst distance appit aiid oriented Ttain ade each other. @ne of the ren vibrations‘of the popes a “torsional” #ibration, in which one of the CHs groups is. twisted relative to é vA pie other. Ast se cocayat ie vibratipas eprom rin ‘ipsreases ve “ and ul iiately, at supiestly high atures, she, wibration nes a free / * sotation. The contfibuti ion of sh pers of dreedom to on peat “ which i is approximately 1 when the vptone are fully’ excited, theo ef begins to deprease as the ‘température ipereases furttge, _PoProachipg asymp- af A dbtcally Je sine + typicaf of a rotation: oy fe wy ’ re Fingily. sit may bp'inetitioned fhatyif the motioate has a pondro spins “ one thermolecules ‘Wes and ape cnemiggiConsant inckddes é : oe fe Age Le As= loge55D. CE SPN) ff we ot a ¢ oat a we Pe Pe PE f. Pe wt #4 PROBLEM.“ a ra Sporn otational artition funeyion dor metys, a low appr ‘A rs ce Sovutipk, AS alread: y sheptfoned i in aie pi footnote! Storthis sectiostf alu prauantum,, oo fe caloulgiionof Zrot toptnediane is requiséd at suffiplentiy low temperatures, : CH, molecule is a wheres t of the sphe -top type, pid so its cl mo leis are HUG, )/21, where.i"is the commsh value of t three princi a ra nests of ineptia,.dnd J the,totefional queatysfi numbe: Singe the spjst i,of s of AM nucleus 38 fan thatot fe Cl? mcieyys zero, ria on is os the we may be (2"l.4f 2, the c a CH m isc nding » sisi en is na JO Tbs tee Quanghe Mecha, 108 Probl seas any, Mie value the are definite timbers of 6 pt cor correspon to valucged the tot et ine The following table for the first'Tive at 3 ee ta oe s oP, wy Noclgripif” ot . o oe FP — ra ef oof ‘i oF eo é ff 7 ” se s KS a 2f. 1 4 of va we af a“ v RA ve we foe The plus’ of the syst ae which 3” “oilained byAllais into apsoutt the totgi” « dey of degener with respe fo orientatiosis of the rotational angular zho- tum and nuciéar spin mustbe divided bys6 if the entra(iy is to be medSured A tga the vane pears m x “log 16 (cf. . fixSt footnose ‘tes 48), Thy igat is 7 oe vor Z $2 it mae apt gf ge rae 1 sonny ne fe é 7 7 7 Lo Lf Lo ¢ os os(Oe fo fo 4 fin 49 e “a e Megh Ges LP a e 3 oe oe we f re § Spe Nignetion, of ta f “ af a fe va re body in a external massetic field if characte! is by a furthe facto- ue aScopic ate, the magpstic momeh AM R which, it tdcquires et {ie field. Ae a For and s, this Mm = Nee jere Tt is fhean magh ic mom ’ f of pa Tidual L plore or molesiile); and so i & culation grouped state). Pn we can saysthat ony the sropag id. state of me atom a = 9) pany the mean yslues Aa we dnd Bo ra * v f re In the spec case; Spee the ee {in the pind state) ba ‘aéither spist” ° or,orbital angular momentury (for examplg; the atoms ofthe inert ), matrix elepzénts of the jsitrinsic ma he moment if the atom gi€ also “ & "gst, Then Ast 0, and edly second in Bo is’get-zero. B the Pa we wave fysttion of a stiterwith L ="S< 0 is splierially symrifeszical, the. oe © diagosfal thatrix eleshertts (ie. thei “méan values with respecttovthe state st “ f ££ fo fo be Gl eof os“ “ < “4 “ 7 4 ete ‘. “ “ s deat Gales Ae e AF “ Oe Cave “Oe =i The y sin A tyne Dar, Ly e ¢ 2 # oF fe ae i a is cinnctic and ie thor “hha the temy sop a Langgvin, 1905). + However if the intrinsi¢‘magnetic potent of the,afom i is not sto, then foto 0 asd Grith the FSeuhption tpade“above abouythe tempetatire) the As y eo frst tee i (52.6) js iptee competes "with the Sd term plone’, os fe oe to the défiaition al gives —, é ma fea dyn 08 N-LL+ a a e ; uUA, Ko , A , o Ses Le factor pill, the _prejattion of, Sibel ang ans Srettan o the atom (see Duantuan Zranics, § 138). The cree in A eo is * fplent it to Fa over a ‘Yalues of sj. Since , r4 oe oe os 3 a . ~ 3 3 , Oe Y a fe oe fe fe / a ‘Fins the gaseis paramagnetic and its gsceptibility follows Curie’s law, : 2 being ingots Proportigtia hal to the ie rgrature toe > : s eo As ie diat this beri, dade mengiéned” in Quaptin” Meshal 7 a sa quantund eff. Althorgh tiie quantush edn stant dex ndt appear skp a in (52.7), i in fact deveptines the “size* of the atom‘In classical stitistics, are noth pee tic proy of matter \ce in classival ha- fe “nics ne he Bars sapete oes systén pin nuns diteretapa that in 2” the al Neder the fi E Id al a thag th hp part icle myémenita p are _tEpldted by Pz" AApieabere P 98 sé the generaliged*momenta“and’ A(t) is pie y8ctor potai the field. Ing! ae 2 partition fyaction, the integration is o7 ae moment: «ie Be After a charge of variables, with integeztion over p =3’P—eA/c Pa vthstead of.sverP, we finddhar'the partition ion f4nction dees ss pt involve sfie.wiagnetic af Os field, apd this therfore op en not appear 2h any of pie sHermodynpinie“quantitiese “ fe t t Foy fula (52. 8)tap'be applie@’ngt a nty to gdigy but also te'a s 3 salid or a li sig ° Here the magnefic moments,

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