Statistical Mechanics
Fermi-Dirac Distribution¶
The grand canonical potential for non-interacting fermions:
Ω[β,μ]=−i∑β1log(N=0∑1e−β(Nϵi−Nμ))= =−i∑β1log(1+e−β(ϵi−μ))= =i∑Ωi, Where Ωi is the grand canonical potential for a single particle state:
Ωi=−β1log(1+e−β(ϵi−μ)). The total (average) number of particles in the state i is:
Ni=−(∂μ∂Ωi)T,V= =−∂μ∂(−β1log(1+e−β(ϵi−μ)))= =β11+e−β(ϵi−μ)1e−β(ϵi−μ)β= =eβ(ϵi−μ)+11. The total (average) number of particles in the full system is:
N=−(∂μ∂Ω)T,V=−(∂μ∂∑iΩi)T,V=i∑(−(∂μ∂Ωi)T,V)= =i∑Ni=i∑eβ(ϵi−μ)+11. Bose-Einstein Distribution¶
The grand canonical potential for non-interacting bosons:
Ω[β,μ]=i∑β1log(1−e−β(ϵi−μ))=i∑Ωi, Where Ωi is the grand canonical potential for a single particle state:
Ωi=β1log(1−e−β(ϵi−μ)). The total (average) number of particles in the state i is:
Ni=−(∂μ∂Ωi)T,V= =−∂μ∂(β1log(1−e−β(ϵi−μ)))= =−β11−e−β(ϵi−μ)1(−e−β(ϵi−μ))β= =eβ(ϵi−μ)−11. The total (average) number of particles in the full system is:
N=−(∂μ∂Ω)T,V=−(∂μ∂∑iΩi)T,V=i∑(−(∂μ∂Ωi)T,V)= =i∑Ni=i∑eβ(ϵi−μ)−11.