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What are assumptions on which the Drude model and the Sommerfeld model Match? and In which assumptions both differs?
The Drude and Sommerfeld models share foundational assumptions regarding free electrons and the significance of nuclear potential and electron interaction. Both models assert that the outcome of electron collisions is independent of the electron configuration at the moment of collision. However, they diverge in their statistical approaches; the Drude model employs Maxwell-Boltzmann statistics, while the Sommerfeld model utilizes Fermi-Dirac statistics to describe electron conduction and velocity distribution.
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