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nboogerz
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The density of states at the fermi energy is given by
D(E_F)=(3/2)n/E_F
I understand the density of states is the number of states per energy per unity volume, accounting for n/E_F. I don't understand how the 3/2 multiplying factor accounts for the volume?
D(E_F)=(3/2)n/E_F
I understand the density of states is the number of states per energy per unity volume, accounting for n/E_F. I don't understand how the 3/2 multiplying factor accounts for the volume?