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![LECTURE 10 Simple Applications of Statistical Mechanics We have seen that if we can calculate the partition function ∑ Z = e-βEr r (1) then we can derive just about anything we want to know from the partition function such as the mean internal energy, the ... LECTURE 10 Simple Applications of Statistical Mechanics We have seen that if we can calculate the partition function ∑ Z = e-βEr r (1) then we can derive just about anything we want to know from the partition function such as the mean internal energy, the ...](https://ps.uci.edu/~cyu/p115A/LectureNotes/Lecture10/html_version/Lecture1022x.png)
LECTURE 10 Simple Applications of Statistical Mechanics We have seen that if we can calculate the partition function ∑ Z = e-βEr r (1) then we can derive just about anything we want to know from the partition function such as the mean internal energy, the ...
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![SOLVED:In the three parts of this question YOu will derive the following relationship between the Helmholtz free energy F and the partition function % for a syslem ol N particles: ~NkuTIn Z SOLVED:In the three parts of this question YOu will derive the following relationship between the Helmholtz free energy F and the partition function % for a syslem ol N particles: ~NkuTIn Z](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/afaa10a2aa454adba72cc4fd420c52e9.jpg)