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derive the average number of particles, N, from the thermodynamic identity d(theta) = -SdT-PdV-Nd(my) where the...

derive the average number of particles, N, from the thermodynamic identity

d(theta) = -SdT-PdV-Nd(my)

where the grand canonical potential (theta) follows as (kb is the boltzmann constant)

(theta) = -kbln(Z)

where Z ist the grand partitiom function
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