binbagsss Messages 1,291 Reaction score 12 Thread starter Apr 27, 2018 #1 In general when one talks about an idealized gas, should/could one assume it is non-relativistic? (s.t E=p^2/2m will hold) many thanks
In general when one talks about an idealized gas, should/could one assume it is non-relativistic? (s.t E=p^2/2m will hold) many thanks
DrClaude Mentor Messages 8,478 Reaction score 5,700 Apr 27, 2018 #2 binbagsss said: In general when one talks about an idealized gas, should/could one assume it is non-relativistic? (s.t E=p^2/2m will hold) Unless explicitly told otherwise, I would always assume a non-relativistic regime.
binbagsss said: In general when one talks about an idealized gas, should/could one assume it is non-relativistic? (s.t E=p^2/2m will hold) Unless explicitly told otherwise, I would always assume a non-relativistic regime.