Statistical Physics for Nanobiology¶
These lecture notes are written for the Statistical Physics course in the BSc Nanobiology at TU Delft. This course gives an introduction to the field of Statistical Physics and its applications in biological research. The lecture notes are a ‘hybrid’ between theory and problems. Because the problems contain important derivations, it is essential to attend the tutorials, where these derivations are discussed.
This collection of lecture notes and problems is part of a project to develop open learning materials for Nanobiology (Dutch project description). Anyone can reuse or remix this work: it is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This website is a Jupyter Book. Markdown source files are available for download using the button on the top right.
The idea of this book is to expand and improve it with each run of the course. The bar on the right of this page opens Hypothesis, a service that allows you to add comments to pieces of text in this book. You can use this to ask questions, have discussions, or give feedback. Feel free to help others as well. You can also send an e-mail to J.W.Zwanikken [at] tudelft [dot] nl.
