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temperature so how can you get the
entropy well you can get the entropy
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entropy well you can get the entropy
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entropy well you can get the entropy
from the probability that each
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from the probability that each
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from the probability that each
electronic state is filled or unfilled
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electronic state is filled or unfilled
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electronic state is filled or unfilled
okay so if f is the probability that
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okay so if f is the probability that
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okay so if f is the probability that
it's filled okay so this is the entropy
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it's filled okay so this is the entropy
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it's filled okay so this is the entropy
coming from when the state is filled
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coming from when the state is filled
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coming from when the state is filled
it's the entropy coming from when the
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it's the entropy coming from when the
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it's the entropy coming from when the
state is unfilled and the sum overall
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state is unfilled and the sum overall
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state is unfilled and the sum overall
these possibilities is the electronic
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these possibilities is the electronic
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these possibilities is the electronic
entropy
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entropy
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entropy
so if if in an initial calculation you
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so if if in an initial calculation you
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so if if in an initial calculation you
calculate the density of States you
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calculate the density of States you
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calculate the density of States you
actually have a trivial way of getting