Part 5: The Bose-Einstein Distribution
Boltzmann distribution, or the chemical potential in the Fermi-Dirac distribution. Bis determined by the constraint: X i ni= N, (25) where N is the total number of particles. Let us find how B depends on temperature. Statistical Physics 15 Part 5: The Bose-Einstein Distribution.
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