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a system of two indistinguishable particles following dirac statistic, any particles can be at any three...

a system of two indistinguishable particles following dirac statistic, any particles can be at any three quantum level ( E1=0E , E2=1E , E3=2E ).

calculate the Clustering function at T=0 and T= ∞ .

calculate the average energy .

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