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Physics, 11.07.2019 00:20 nuggets7717

Consider a spin model with the following energy, with where sigma takes the values , -s + -1,0, s - 1, 8 the energy is= e(fo})h n μς1 σ, . a] the new magnetization is. (m) = h 1 az prove that where z is the canonical partition function b] calculate with the canonical ensemble.

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