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5.1. Some elementary convex analysi
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5.1. Some elementary convex analysi
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5.1. Some elementary convex analysi
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5.2. Rate function as a convex conj
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5.3. Multidimensional Cramér theor
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Relative entropy and large deviatio
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6.1. Relative entropy 59 Proof. We
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6.1. Relative entropy 61 Propositio
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6.2. Sanov’s theorem 63 To unders
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6.2. Sanov’s theorem 65 As we men
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6.3. Maximum entropy principle 67 H
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6.3. Maximum entropy principle 69 T
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7.2. Specific relative entropy 73 L
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7.2. Specific relative entropy 75 f
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7.2. Specific relative entropy 77 w
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Part II Statistical Mechanics
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88 8. Formalism for classical latti
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98 8. Formalism for classical latti
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100 9. Large deviations and equilib
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102 9. Large deviations and equilib
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104 9. Large deviations and equilib
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106 9. Large deviations and equilib
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108 9. Large deviations and equilib
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Phase transition in the Ising model
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10.2. Phase transition at low tempe
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10.3. Uniqueness of phase at high t
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136 12. Further asymptotics for i.i
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138 12. Further asymptotics for i.i
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Large deviations for Markov chains
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Convexity criterion for large devia
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168 A. Topics from probability (a)
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170 A. Topics from probability Note
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172 A. Topics from probability FV i
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174 A. Topics from probability (i)
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176 A. Topics from probability Sinc
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180 B. Topics from analysis h₁(χ
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Inequalities C.1. Holley’s inequa
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C.2. Griffiths’ inequality 185 C.
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C.3. Griffiths-Hurst-Sherman inequa
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190 Bibliography 10. I. H. Dinwoodi
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192 Bibliography 37. , Entropy, lim
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194 Notation index lim limsup lim l
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Formula Stirling’s, Theorems, pri
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additive, 7 affine, 44, 75, 103 min
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General index 203 level 3, 71 lower
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General index 205 totally bounded,