1-) Consider two systems A and B. Each system has 5 particles and allowed energy levels...
1-) Consider two systems A and B. Each system has 5 particles
and allowed energy levels
are ε=0, ε=1 , ε=2. Suppose total energy of the system is
Utotal=UA+UB=4. For all possible
distributions calculate the total multiplicity of the system. Which
energy distribution
maximizes multiplicity?
2) Suppose system A has 3, where as B has 7 particles. How does
your answer change for
1)?
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1-) Consider two systems A and B. Each system has 5 particles
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