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Q) Debye solid in two dimensions. Derive the expressions for the thermal average energy and the...

Q) Debye solid in two dimensions.

Derive the expressions for the thermal average energy and the heat capacity of a Debye solid in two dimensions.

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E is thermal energy and C_v is specific heat . I is integral that cant be calculate by hand . I am sorry for that .please upvote thank you

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