Madhusudan posted an Question
April 27, 2020 • 16:12 pm 30 points
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Solve integration

solve integration . I attached the problem , this create problem for solving internal energy for radation in stastical mechanics

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    Ruby negi Best Answer

    this is solved by residue method .. note that in the first line this is a misprint( there is z^3 instead of z^4) and the further steps are right...go through this method too.. this will help u to solve other questions too . best regards.

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    z^4 instead of z^3*****

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    Ruby negi best-answer

    when k=1.. remember the value of zeta(4) that is π^4/15.. this value of zeta(4) is found by residue method...

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    Abhishek singh best-answer

    Here is the solution. Riemann Zita function is used. which is some higher mathematics. use its value directly for time being. Best regards.

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    Abhishek singh

    You can use this approximation in statistical mechanics. Solution attached.

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    this is bose Einstein integral

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    and without approximation answer is different

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    if k =1 how we can use this approximation . because. x goes to 0 to infinity . and approximation is correct only for large value .

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    Okay, wait a minute. I am attaching the solution in the next comment.

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