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work_dopflllusneojefidnl2af6nty	Roman Frigg	Typicality and the Approach to Equilibrium in Boltzmannian Statistical Mechanics	2009	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5607	476	66	SM is to show that approaching equilibrium is the typical behavior of of typicality-based explanations of the approach to equilibrium and evaluate their respective successes. in a thermodynamic-like way because it is typical for systems of this kind for large n GE is almost entirely taken up by equilibrium microstates (Bricmont 1996, 146; Goldstein 2001, 45; Zanghı̀ 2005, 191, 196). an equilibrium state' (and, as indicated above, regard microstates as elements of interest and use the Lebesgue measure m as a typicality measure), To explain why nonequilibrium microstates eventually wind up in equilibrium, the typicality A reasonable reading of this passage seems to be that an argument involving three different typicality claims is made: Initial conditions lying on trajectories showing thermodynamic-like behavior are typical in with respect toG m (7) :pM pp I have distinguished three different accounts of how typicality is used to explain thermodynamic-like behavior.	./cache/work_dopflllusneojefidnl2af6nty.pdf	./txt/work_dopflllusneojefidnl2af6nty.txt