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Non-interacting paramagnetic system coupled to thermal bath. Derive the equation for total internal energy. Spins can...

Non-interacting paramagnetic system coupled to thermal bath. Derive the equation for total internal energy. Spins can be uB,-UB states.

b. Derive magnetization of the system

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