Generalized distributions and properties of the particles obeying gentile distribution in harmonic trap
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Particles that are trapped into two dimensions may have spin other than integer or half integer values. Therefore, these particles may obey statistical distributions other than Bose-Einstein or Fermi-Dirac distributions. In addition, distributions different than bosonic and fermionic distributions are utilized for describing the statistics of interacting particles independent of dimension. For this reason; Haldene-Wu, g-on and Gentile statistics that are proposed as statistical distributions in the literature are introduced in this study. Then, the thermodynamical properties of particles which obey Gentile statistics and are in a harmonic trap is investigated. These results are compared with the thermodynamical quantities of the particles which obey Haldane-Wu statistics and are in a harmonic trap [1]. In appendix, A new way to find the value of occupation number for Gentile statistics is proposed.
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Sevilay Selvi
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Sevilay Selvi (Master Thesis). Generalized distributions and properties of the particles obeying gentile distribution in harmonic trap, 2014, Aydın Adnan Menderes University.
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