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In <Cosmology> written by Weinberg, in page 109
In <Cosmology> written by Weinberg, in page 109, it says that
[itex]\epsilon=\alpha_{B}T^4+\frac{3}{2}n_{B}Nk_{B}T[/itex] [itex]p=\frac{1}{3}\alpha_{B}T^4+n_{B}Nk_{B}T[/itex] [itex]\alpha_{B}T^4[/itex]is the average energy density of black-body radition, then what does [itex]\frac{3}{2}n_{B}Nk_{B}T[/itex]means? the energy density of non-relativistic particles? If so, then should the press of non-relativistic particles be zero in the second equation? |
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