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Fundamentals of STATISTICAL AND THERMAL PHYSICS

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Physics

Topic:

Statistical Physics

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49471

OTA ID:

105035

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Fundamentals of STATISTICAL AND THERMAL PHYSICS

This is a problem of Fundamentals of STATISTICAL AND THERMAL PHYSICS. See attached file for full problem description.

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Physics

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Statistical Physics

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49705

OTA ID:

105035

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'Fundamentals of STATISTICAL AND THERMAL PHYSICS'

Thank you so much. I attached my question. My first question, Delta function problem is problem of "Introduction to Elementary Particles", and partition function problem is a problem of 'Fundamentals of STATISTICAL AND THERMAL PHYSICS' I hope attached pictures could help you to solve problem.

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Physics

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Statistical Physics

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50793

OTA ID:

104454

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Questions on partition function from 'Fundamentals of STATISTICAL AND THERMAL PHYSICS'

Questions on partition function from 'Fundamentals of STATISTICAL AND THERMAL PHYSICS'. See attached file for full problem description.

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Physics

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Statistical Physics

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51352

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105035

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Cold, interstellar, molecular clouds have been seen to contain the cynogen molecule, CN, whose first rotational excited states have an energy of 4.7*10^-4 eV above the ground state. There are actually 3 such excited states, all with the same energy. In 1941, studies of these molecular clouds, using the absorption of starlight passing through them, showed that for every ten CN molecules that are in the ground state, a total of approximately three others are in the three excited states (this means that, on average, one is in each of these 3 excited states). To account for this data, astronomers postulated that the molecules were in thermal equilibrium with some reservoir at a well defined temp... click for more

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Physics

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Statistical Physics

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51524

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105035

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