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Hi everyone I need the historical articles that bose and fermi integrals were defined for the first time. Can anyone help me?

hi. Why don't you just open the polylogarithm functions in a sum, integrate termwise and than examine whether the resultant serie members lead to a converging serie or not?

thanx choppy. I guess you are right. Publishing a manuscript is more difficult than finding a subject to write.thanx

thanx. I can't see my abstract on my created .html pag. I says it is suppoused to be seen. Do you have any idea?

Hi I am a first timer and i am about to send my first manuscript. I can't figure out if i have to send the copyrights agreement via mail?Can i send it via email too? ( i don't know if this is the related section of the forum. If not my apologies :)) thanx

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I am very sorry for my verbal skills .The problem is confusing for me so it becomes more difficult to explain it in words. My problem is this : The concept is clear when we see the relation between f and g and reflect this relation to the series terms. What if we know there is a...

:) by "big " functions i mean the sum of all terms . by "equal labelled" i mean they both will be the nth terms of the series expansions they belong.

Hi My confusion is about this power series. If derivative of a function (f(x)) is another function(g(x)) then, this holds for the series terms of the functions. My question is If one knows this derivation relation Just two equal labelled series terms of two other functions. And one...

Hi , i need some scientific source (book, article etc.) on phonon condensation in solids. Google scholar seems to fail in this topic. Can anyone advice me some source ?

Thank you dude. I got a point while i was thinking about it later. Can you say if i thought the right way? It can't escape because it is not about the particle , because of the bending of the spacetime . So if there is no exit, it doesn't matter if you have mass or not

i need to have some scientific papers about this. I understand the massive ones but i can't understand it when it comes to a EM wawe. Can anyone advice me a book or a paper ?

I know another golden rule : "the one who keeps gold , he rules "

Thank you for the formula writing tip. I mean that ,the solid (possibly an ionic one)Has a dielectric function that responds to the external electric field. When it comes to plasma oscillations , The dielectric function should be zero (i mean the function 10.1.17 in Kittel). My question...

Thank you for the formula writing tip. I mean that ,the solid (possibly an ionic one)Has a dielectric function that responds to the external electric field. When it comes to plasma oscillations , The dielectric function should be zero (i mean the function 10.1.17 in Kittel). My question...