If P1 is the probability of an energy state with energy ΔΕ above the Fermi energy being occupied, and is the P2 is probability of an energy state with energy ΔΕ below the Fermi energy being empty, what is the relationship between P1 and P2? OP1-P2

If P1 is the probability of an energy state with energy ΔΕ above the Fermi energy being occupied, and is the P2 is probability of an energy state with energy ΔΕ below the Fermi energy being empty, what is the relationship between P1 and P2? OP1-P2

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If P1 is the probability of an energy state
with energy
ΔΕ
above the Fermi energy being occupied,
and is the P2 is probability of an energy
state with energy
ΔΕ
below the Fermi energy being
empty, what is the relationship between
P1 and P2?
O P1=P2
O P1+P2=1/2
O P1=P2/2
O P1+P2=1

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