A clear concise technical approach to the physics of statistical thermodynamics. ( )

Statistical Thermodynamics by Erwin Schrödinger is pretty much what it says it is. Nobel laureate Erwin Schrödinger discusses the basics of Statistical Thermodynamics, utilizing equations and formulas galore. Alongside that is a number of descriptions of those very same formulas.

All in all, this book is similar to a number of other books published by Dover. The only issue I had was that the text was sometimes blurry when they printed a fractional exponent, but other than that I really enjoyed this book. A great deal of it was read while on a bus ride, and the rest was finished at work during my break. There are no problems to solve, so if you just want the theory this is a good book for that. ( )