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The question is on Statistical Mechanics, Kinetic Theory: Poisson Brackets:
The question is on Statistical Mechanics, Kinetic Theory:
Poisson Brackets:
(a) Show that for observable O(p(x),q(x)), dO/dt={O,H}, along the time trajectory of any micro state, where H is the Hamiltonian.
(b) If the ensemble average <{O,H}> =0 for any observable O(p,q) in phase space, show that the ensemble density satisfies {H,p}=0.
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