Physics · Statistical Mechanics
Consider two particles and two non-degenerate quantum levels 1 and 2. Level 1 always contains at least one particle. What is the probability that level 2 also contains a particle for the two cases: (i) when the two particles are distinguishable and (ii) when the two particles are bosons?
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- 1(i) 1 and (ii) 0
- 2(i) 23 and (ii) 12✓
- 3(i) 12 and (ii) 12
- 4(i) 12 and (ii) 13
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(i) 23 and (ii) 12
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