The discovery of chaotic motion in low-dimensional systems raised the question: What kind of thermodynamics describes a system if it is neither ergodic nor Hamiltonian or possesses a finite number of degrees of freedom? This Monographs is the first to discuss this question.
Preface. Introduction. Preliminaries: Hamiltonian Mechanics. Entropy. Entropy and Probability. Free Vibrations of a System of Oscillators. Slightly Damped Systems. Some Aspects of Statistical Mechanics of Two-Dimensional Fluid Flows. On the Statistical Mechanics of Three-Dimensional Fluid Flows. Bibliographical Comments. Bibliography.