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View ArticleRe: Nanothermo: Thermodynamics of small isolated systems
In reply to thermodynamics of nanoscale small systems An interesting paper on this subject was published by Mandelbrot in 1962. Check out http://projecteuclid.org/euclid.aoms/1177704470 The Role of...
View ArticleNanothermodynamics
In reply to thermodynamics of nanoscale small systemsI skimmed over much of this discussion, but I would suggest you read up on the work of the pioneers in this field, e.g. Terrell Hill, Ali Mansoori,...
View Articletemperature without thermal contact
In reply to "thermal contact" of a one-atom system? Henry: For an isolated ergodic Hamiltonian system with kinetic energy quadratic in the momenta (all standard assumptions), there is a clear...
View ArticleThermodynamics of irreversible processes
In reply to time These are excellent questions, but generally useful answers do not exist. They belong to nonequilibrium phenomena. For one class of nonequilibrium phenomena, the system is not in...
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In reply to quantum states and the fundamental postulate When saying that a system needs “a long time” to be in any of its quantum state, there are some questions: 1) How long? 2) If “time” is...
View Articlequantum states and the fundamental postulate
In reply to I read your lecture notesThe fundamental postulate is also intriguing. It says that a system isolated for a long time is equally probable to be in any of its quantum states. That our...
View ArticleI read your lecture notes
In reply to Re: statistical meaning of temperature Dear Zhigang, I read your lecture notes on “Statistical Mechanics” posted in http://imechanica.org/node/288. They are very interesting and useful to...
View ArticleRe: statistical meaning of temperature
In reply to statistical meaning In teaching a course last spring, I updated my notes on temperature. The central aim of the notes is to reconcile the empircal notion of temperature and its statistical...
View Articlestatistical meaning
In reply to Mr Tan, But itBut the statistical meaning of the temperature is missing, which is the theme of this series of talk.Log in or register to post comments
View ArticleWelcome to Manchester foundation year students
In reply to thermodynamics of nanoscale small systems Some of the Manchester foundation year students will join in this discussion. Welcome! Foundation year project title: Thermodynamics of nanoscale...
View Article"thermal contact" of a one-atom system?
In reply to How can we use the concept of temperature for few atomsFor a one-atom, or several atoms, system, how are you going to define the “thermal contact”, which is the kernel of the concept of...
View ArticleHow can we use the concept of temperature for few atoms
In reply to thermodynamics of nanoscale small systems Very interesting topic! I read the first parts of the book Thermal physics written by C.Kittel under the suggestion of Prof. Suo. I post this...
View Articletime-temperature equivalence for a viscouselastic material
In reply to More on thermodynamics of nanostructures?How does the time-temperature equivalence for a viscouselastic material be viewed at molecular scale?Log in or register to post comments
View ArticleHow temperature affects the viscoelastic behaviour?
In reply to More on thermodynamics of nanostructures?How temperature affects the viscoelastic behaviour? especially viewed from the behaviour of molecular movements?Log in or register to post comments
View ArticleMr Tan, But it
In reply to Pradeep, for a nanosystem Mr Tan, But it should make sense, as the molecules/atoms vibrate or move around, they do so because they have velocity. And when we talk about molecular dynamics...
View ArticleOrtwin Hess
In reply to Nanotubes may have no 'temperature'Professor Ortwin Hess Department of PhysicsUniversity of SurreyHis recent interests include...
View ArticleThermodynamics and nanotechnology
In reply to one has to learn at least three timesThermodynamics, largely driven into being by the steam engine, should be pushed into a further mature stage, driven by the nanotechnology that controls...
View Articletemperature at the tip of the nano-indenter
In reply to thermodynamics of nanoscale small systemsNanoindentation is a fundamental, evolving, and complementary discipline (Michelle, http://imechanica.org/node/1237).It iis an interesting topic...
View ArticleNanotubes may have no 'temperature'
In reply to thermodynamics of nanoscale small systemsAn interesting news headline in nanotechwire.comhttp://www.nanotechwire.com/news.asp?nid=1064&ntid=133&pg=9Physicists have made a bizarre...
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