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Lecture notes of the Master's degree course "Statistical Mechanics" of Prof. Enzo Orlandini at the University of Padova. The notes are updated for the "Physics of Data" master course a.y. 2023/2024.

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Based in part on postgraduate lectures given by one of us (P. J. R.) at Queen's College, Dundee, and the Middlesex Hospital, London, in January and November, 1962.