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Quantum Statistics

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Quantum statistics will be discussed in the subsequent sections. One statement we will discuss beforehand. The most important and most widely used result is the following:

  • Let us list the possible eigenvalues of a quantum mechanical system: E 1, ...,E 2 , ...,E j (V, N),.... Roughly speaking the E j ’s are the “possible energy values”; more exactly, they are defined by the Hamilton operator ℋ(V, N) of quantum theory which possesses eigenfunctions φ j,

    $$H{\varphi _j} = {E_j}{\varphi _j}$$

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Becker, R. (1955). Quantum Statistics. In: Theory of Heat. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-49255-6_3

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