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bah nevermind the question is too complicated to even write down 
i hate this :(
i hate this :(
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The Quantum Partition function for the harmonic oscillator
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The discussion revolves around the challenges of formulating a complex question regarding the quantum partition function for the harmonic oscillator. The original poster expresses frustration and discouragement about the difficulty of articulating their question. Another participant encourages them to try phrasing the question, suggesting that others in the forum may be able to provide assistance. Additionally, a resource for help with LaTeX formatting is shared to aid in presenting the question clearly. Overall, the conversation highlights the common struggle of tackling complex topics in physics and the importance of seeking help.
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MadMax said:bah nevermind the question is too complicated to even write down
i hate this :(
Don't lose heart MadMax, phrase the question as best as you can. I'm sure some of the helpers here will be able to assist
If you need help with Latex, check out https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=8997".
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for d), I am a bit confused. I have two trains of thoughts here
any thoughts on which answer is correct, and why the other one is incorrect? Both seem like valid solutions to me. Or is the question ambiguous?
thanks
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