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Pushoam
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Homework Statement
The probability that the system has the energy ε i.e.P(ε).
The system could have any energy between 0 and E.
So, P(ε) = 1/(no. of possible systems with different energies)
I cannot understand how P (ε) is related to the no. of possible microstates the reservior could have with energy ( E - ε).
In eq.4.10, it is differentiating wrt. E. But, E is constant. So, dE is 0. What about this?
I have taken the image from Blundell's book.