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n=\int^{\infinity}_{infinity}f(E)d^{3}E
i am using this formula,,,but i could not normalize it?Any idea or hint
i am using this formula,,,but i could not normalize it?Any idea or hint
How to normalize the Fermi-Dirac distribution function?
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