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Applying the magnetic field to a system of electrons with a spin of 1/2, one can...

Applying the magnetic field to a system of electrons with a spin of 1/2, one can study paramagnetism. Describe the partition function, Helmholtz free energy, magnetic moment, and susceptibility using canonical ensemble.

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