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Heat capacity at constant area (CA​)

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For a two-dimensional system of fixed area A, the heat capacity at constant area is CA​=(∂E/∂T)N,A​ when the particle number and other conserved quantities are also fixed. It is the two-dimensional analogue of heat capacity at constant volume.

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