(Thermo) Radiation in Cavity. Work and Compression?

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Homework Statement


U = u(T)V; P=u(T)/3
a. Find (ds/dt)v and (ds/dv)T in terms of u.
Ans. (ds/dt)v = 1/T[du/dt] and (ds/dv)T = 1/T[du/dv + P]...Correct
b. Show that u(T) = Const*T^4
equate partials above and integrate...Correct
c. Find a Relation between V and T during adiabatic compression or expansion of the cavity?
d. The system goes adiabatically from V1 at T1 to V2. Find work done during expansion in terms of V1, V2,T1?

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a. Find (ds/dt)v and (ds/dv)T in terms of u.
Ans. (ds/dt)v = 1/T[du/dt] and (ds/dv)T = 1/T[du/dv + P]...Correct
b. Show that u(T) = Const*T^4
equate partials above and integrate...Correct
c/d?
d. maybe dQ=0=> dW = dU
du = du/dt + du/dv
Plug in and integrate get VU + U(V2-V1)?
 
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Solved C. dU = Vdu + idv then vdu+udv = -pdV integrate and simplify to get: oTV^(1/3) = Const^1/3. Now just need d.