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On the Riemannian metrical structure in the classical statistical equilibrium thermodynamics
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    On the Riemannian metrical structure in the classical statistical equilibrium thermodynamics (English)
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    The main purpose of this paper is to find a correspondence between the metric structures (Riemannian structure) arising in a natural way in statistical equilibrium physics and metric structures on the (phenomenological) thermodynamical surfaces. A geometrical analysis of Gibbs states presented in the logarithmic scale is done. This paper is restricted to the description of an ideal gas composed of n non- interacting particles in connection with the Boguslavski distribution.
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    statistical thermodynamics
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    Gibbs states
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    ideal gas
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    Boguslavski distribution
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