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Abbravation: Il Nuovo Cimento (1955-1965)

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Società Italiana di Fisica

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10.1006/taap.1993.1241

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1827-6121

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The highenergy limit of the statistical model

Authors: H Satz
Publish Date: 2008/01/18
Volume: 37, Issue: 4, Pages: 1407-1421
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The sum over allNparticle phase space integrals forN ⩾ 3Omega R P = sumlimits N = 3infty frac2mR3 N Nint int prodlimits t = 1N fracd3 p i 2p i0 delta 4sumlimits i = 1N p i P with interaction factorR is evaluated for high energiesW= √P2≫m using the limittheorem formalism of statistics Applied to the calculation of the multiplicity our result is shown to yield asymptotically Fermi’s thermodynamic limitSi valuta la somma sopra tutti gli integrali dello spazio delle fasi perN particelle oonN⩾3Omega R P = sumlimits N = 3infty frac2mR3 N Nint int prodlimits t = 1N fracd3 p i 2p i0 delta 4sumlimits i = 1N p i P con il fattoreR di interazione per alte energieW=√P2≫m usando il formalismo statistico del teorema limite Si mostra che il presente risultato applicato al calcolo della molteplicità porta asintoticamente al limite termodinamioo di Fermi

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