Expansion of the exponential function

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The discussion centers around a misunderstanding related to the approximation for the exponential function, specifically in the context of the condition \hbar \omega << kT. Participants express confusion and request the deletion of the thread due to the mix-up. The conversation highlights the importance of clarity in discussing mathematical approximations. Apologies are made for the confusion, indicating a desire to correct the error. The thread ultimately emphasizes the need for accurate communication in technical discussions.
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Please delete, got mixed up, apologies.
 
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I think you are confused. This approximation is for \hbar \omega &lt;&lt; kT.
 
phyzguy said:
I think you are confused. This approximation is for \hbar \omega &lt;&lt; kT.

Indeed got confused, mods please delete. sorry
 
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