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assumptions necessary for the derivation of boltzmann distribution ?


Asif Hassan 14th Sep, 2020
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Sushree Sangita Sethi 14th Sep, 2020

Hello,

I hope u r well n safe.

The assumption of this equation are that particles do not interact and they are classical,that means each particles  state are  considered to be independent from the other particles state and moreover the particles are assumed to be in thermal equilibrium.

The Maxwell Boltzmann equation which forms the basis of kinetic theory of gases,defines the distribution speed for gas for certain temperature.

I hope this ans helps u.

Thank you!

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14th Sep, 2020
out of the below 4 assumptions which is not necessary in the derivation of Boltzmann distribution.
1. All states are equally probable.
2. System is in thermal contact with a heat bath.
3. System and the heat bath are of equal size.
4. Energy of the heat bath is constant.
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