On a serious mathematical error in the ``Mathematical encyclopedia related to the solution of the Gibbs paradox
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On a serious mathematical error in the ``Mathematical encyclopedia'' related to the solution of the Gibbs paradox
On a serious mathematical error in the ``Mathematical encyclopedia'' related to the solution of the Gibbs paradox
This error can be stated as follows: the number of degrees of freedom of a system is an integer which depends on the number of atoms in the molecule. In the present paper it is shown that this degree of freedom is not necessarily integer, and, would it be true, we once more come across fractals.
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- Mixture of new ideal gases and the solution of the Gibbs and Einstein paradoxes
- Old mathematical errors in statistical physics
- Statistical mechanics of combinatorial partitions, and their limit shapes
- Unbounded probability theory and multistep relaxation processes
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