Suppose that an energy level (j) includes 6 states (gj =6) and 3 particles (Nj =3). What will be the possible distributions of the particles among the states according to Fermi Dirac statistics * ?- Dirac statistics

Suppose that an energy level (j) includes 6 states (gj =6) and 3 particles (Nj =3). What will be the possible distributions of the particles among the states according to Fermi Dirac statistics * ?- Dirac statistics

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Chapter10: Statistical Physics

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