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E(\upsilon ) = \frac{{8\pi }}{{h^3 }}\frac{1}{{e^{\frac{{h\upsilon }}{{kT}}} - 1}}p^2 dp = \frac{1}{{\pi ^2 c^3 }}\frac{{\hbar \omega ^3 }}{{e^{\frac{{h\upsilon }}{{kT}}} - 1}}d\omega = 8\pi \frac{{h\upsilon ^3 }}{{c^3 }}\frac{1}{{e^{\frac{{h\upsilon }}{{kT}}} - 1}}d\varepsilon | E(\upsilon ) = \frac{{8\pi }}{{h^3 }}\frac{1}{{e^{\frac{{h\upsilon }}{{kT}}} - 1}}p^2 dp = \frac{1}{{\pi ^2 c^3 }}\frac{{\hbar \omega ^3 }}{{e^{\frac{{h\upsilon }}{{kT}}} - 1}}d\omega = 8\pi \frac{{h\upsilon ^3 }}{{c^3 }}\frac{1}{{e^{\frac{{h\upsilon }}{{kT}}} - 1}}d\varepsilon | ||
</math>, this reflect the phenomenon of black body irradiation, which is called Plank Formula. | </math>, | ||
this reflect the phenomenon of black body irradiation, which is called Plank Formula. |
Revision as of 15:54, 30 November 2009
(Submitted by Team 4-Yuhui Zhang) Try to use Boltzman-Maxwell statistics to deduce Plank Formula. (We have to consider quantum energy spectrum as Plank did.)
If the energy spectrum is: , , , ...
Then use Boltzman-Maxwell statistics:
So, the average particle number in
energy state is . (This is just the result of Bose-Einstein statistics.) so:
,
this reflect the phenomenon of black body irradiation, which is called Plank Formula.