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Modern analysis of the Boltzmann distribution on the basis of probability theory and Gibbs quantum canonical distribution is proposed. It is shown that the Boltzmann distribution function is neither a reliable result of probability theory nor a consequence of Gibbs quantum canonical distribution. The conclusion is that the Boltzmann distribution function has no physicalstatistical meaning, and the concept “Boltzmann distribution” should be abolished.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | Modern analysis of the Boltzmann distribution on the basis of probability theory and Gibbs quantum canonical distribution is proposed. It is shown that the Boltzmann distribution function is neither a reliable result of probability theory nor a consequence of Gibbs quantum canonical distribution. The conclusion is that the Boltzmann distribution function has no physicalstatistical meaning, and the concept “Boltzmann distribution” should be abolished. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Modern Analysis of the Boltzmann Distribution |
| Author(s) | Temur Z Kalanov |
| Keywords | Boltzmann |
| Published | 2008 |
| Journal | General Science Journal |
Abstract
Modern analysis of the Boltzmann distribution on the basis of probability theory and Gibbs quantum canonical distribution is proposed. It is shown that the Boltzmann distribution function is neither a reliable result of probability theory nor a consequence of Gibbs quantum canonical distribution. The conclusion is that the Boltzmann distribution function has no physicalstatistical meaning, and the concept “Boltzmann distribution” should be abolished.