Probability in Physics

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Focusing on the application of probability in physics, this textbook integrates concepts from statistical physics, information theory, quantum mechanics, and stochastic processes. It offers a balanced perspective on frequentist and Bayesian approaches to inference, highlighting their complementary roles. Real-world physics examples illustrate the concepts, while maintaining mathematical clarity suitable for mid-career undergraduates. The book aims to bridge the gap between overly simplistic and excessively rigorous styles, and includes exercises with solutions for enhanced learning.