Statistical thermodynamics MOC

Bose-Einstein statistics

Bose-Einstein statistics is applicable to a system of 𝑁 identical and indistinguishable bosons, i.e. particles not obeying the Pauli exclusion principle and thus able to occupy the same states. A unique microstate is therefore labelled by every combination of occupation numbers 𝐾𝑖 for each particle state |π‘–βŸ©, such that all occupation numbers add to 𝑁 =βˆ‘π‘–πΎπ‘–

βƒ—πŠβˆˆBE={βƒ—πŠβˆˆ(β„•0)𝑁:βˆ‘π‘–πΎπ‘–=𝑁}

and the energy of such a microstate is given by

πΈβƒ—πŠ=βˆ‘π‘–πΎπ‘–πœ€π‘–=βƒ—πŠβ‹…βƒ—πœ€

Hence the canonical partition function is given by

𝑍=βˆ‘βƒ—πŠβˆˆBEexp⁑(βˆ’βƒ—πŠβ‹…βƒ—πœ€π‘˜π΅π‘‡)


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