PHYS 3670
Classical Thermodynamics
An introduction to the laws of classical thermodynamics and their applications. Descriptions of the states of thermodynamic systems primarily at or near equilibrium that use measurable macroscopic properties, but also including discussion of some far-from-equilibrium stationary states, will be developed. The physics will be used to model exchanges of matter and energy for both reversible and irreversible processes in a variety of physical systems.
Prerequisites & course information
PR/CR: A minimum grade of C is required unless otherwise indicated. Prerequisites: [one of ( PHYS 2496 and (one of MATH 2720 , or MATH 2721 , MATH 2130 , MATH 2150 , or MATH 2151 )), or PHYS 2490 , or MATH 3132 ] and PHYS 2650 . PHYS 2386 is strongly recommended. Attributes: Science
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027