Physics · Statistical Mechanics
Consider an ideal quantum gas of Fermi particles at a temperature T. What is the probability, p(n), that there are n particles in a given single-particle state as a function of the mean occupation number ⟨n⟩?
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- 1(1 - ⟨n⟩)1-n × ⟨n⟩n✓
- 2(1 - ⟨n⟩)n-1 / ⟨n⟩
- 3(1 - ⟨n⟩)n / ⟨n⟩n
- 4(1 - ⟨n⟩) / ⟨n⟩
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(1 - ⟨n⟩)1-n × ⟨n⟩n
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