Statistical Mechanics - F D Statistics : Fermi-Dirac Distribution Law / Occupation Probability
Fermi Dirac statistics is a quantum statistics, applicable to a group of identical and indistinguishable particles called Fermions. Fermions are particles having odd half integral spins, anti symmetric wave functions obeying Pauli Exclusion Principle, which means no two or more fermions can be in same quantum state. Under the restriction of Pauli exclusion principle, the law of distribution of a system of fermions has been discussed. The average number of fermions per quantum state is called Occupation Probability. The expression for the occupation probability has been obtained. Complete Playlist for Statistical Mechanics- • Statistical Mechanics If you want to support this channel, then you can become a member or donate here- https://www.buymeacoffee.com/advanced... This is completely voluntary, these donations can help increase the quality of the videos and the lectures overall. Stay Curious, Keep Learning! Become a member- / @advancedphysics

Statistical Mechanics - F D Statistics : Density of States / Occupation Probability

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