Quantum Thermodynamics: Emergence of Thermodynamic Behavior Within Composite Quantum Systems (Lecture Notes in Physics, 784)
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Quantum Thermodynamics: Emergence of Thermodynamic Behavior Within Composite Quantum Systems (Lecture Notes in Physics, 784)

by Jochen Gemmer, M. Michel, Günter Mahler

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Quantum Thermodynamics explores the emergence of thermodynamic behavior within composite quantum systems. Published as volume 784 in the Lecture Notes in Physics series, this academic work by Jochen Gemmer, M. Michel, and Günter Mahler offers a focused treatment of a specialized topic at the intersection of quantum theory and thermodynamics.

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Quantum Thermodynamics examines the emergence of thermodynamic behavior within composite quantum systems.

The book focuses on the relationship between quantum-system structure and thermodynamic phenomena.

It is presented as volume 784 in the Lecture Notes in Physics series.

Written by Jochen Gemmer, M. Michel, and Günter Mahler, this volume is suited to readers exploring advanced topics in physics.

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