The Hamiltonian for classical ideal gas for N atoms is H = (i) Calculate E(E) and obtain the following entropy relation 3/21 (4rm E 3h2 N. S(E,V) = Nklog +-Nk (ii) Calculate internal energy U(S,V). (iii) Calculate specific heat capacity.
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