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Density of states in the ideal gas
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[QUOTE="DrClaude, post: 6062679, member: 461323"] You can't. The best you can do is arrive at the density of states divided by the partition function. That doesn't make sense. The density of states depends on Planck's constant, so there is no way to write the DOS without it. Even Gibbs, way before Planck, figured out that there was [URL='https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/can-indistinguishable-particles-obey-boltzmann-statistics.939086/page-5#post-5967728']a parameter ##h##[/URL] that needed to be included in the partition function. It cancels out if you take the DOS divided by Z, see my comment above. [/QUOTE]
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