Abstract:
A rigorous derivation of the Gibbs and Bose–Einstein distributions on a finite set of energies is stated, in essence, as a theorem in number theory. If there are not very many particles, then the discussion of this question reduces to an exact theorem.
Keywords:
Gibbs distribution, Bose-Einstein distribution, number theory, law of large numbers.
Citation:
V. P. Maslov, “Refinement of the Gibbs and Bose–Einstein Distributions”, TMF, 145:3 (2005), 433–436; Theoret. and Math. Phys., 145:3 (2005), 1749–1752
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