Question #104027
For a Bose-Einstein system, the expression for the thermodynamic probability is:
W=π{(gi+Ni–1)!/(Ni !(gi–1)!)}
Derive an expression for the Bose-Einstein distribution function.
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Expert's answer
2020-02-28T10:09:17-0500

As per the Bose-Einstein system,

The particles are indistinguishable.

Let total number of particle in the system is nin_i ​ , energy EiE_i

​ and let the statistical weight factor(degeneracy) is gig_i

​ .Now, the way of the distribution of nin_i particle into gig_i space,

So, the distribution (nigi1)!ni(gi1)!\dfrac{(n_i-g_i-1)!}{n_i(g_i-1)!}

for non_o particle,

we know that thermodynamic probability w=(nogo1)!no(go1)!.(n1g11)!n1(g11)!.........(nigi1)!ni(gi1)!w=\dfrac{(n_o-g_o-1)!}{n_o(g_o-1)!}.\dfrac{(n_1-g_1-1)!}{n_1(g_1-1)!}.........\dfrac{(n_i-g_i-1)!}{n_i(g_i-1)!}

So, we can write it as w=Π(nigi1)!ni(gi1)!w=\Pi\dfrac{(n_i-g_i-1)!}{n_i(g_i-1)!}

Hence lnw=ln((nigi1)!)lnniln(gi1)!\ln w=\sum {\ln((n_i-g_i-1)!)- \ln n_i-\ln(g_i-1)!}




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