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The fermi distributions is: F (E, T) = F(E< EF,0)=_ F(E> EF,0)=- exp 1 (B-Ex) BT +1 [Select] [Select] 1 1/2 F(E=EF,T)=- 0 3/4 What is the probability for state E< Ep at T = 0 K is unoccupied? [Select] , where T can be any temperature.

The fermi distributions is: F (E, T) = F(E< EF,0)=_ F(E> EF,0)=- exp 1 (B-Ex) BT +1 [Select] [Select] 1 1/2 F(E=EF,T)=- 0 3/4 What is the probability for state E< Ep at T = 0 K is unoccupied? [Select] , where T can be any temperature.

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The fermi distributions is: F (E, T) = F(E< EF,0)=. [Select] [Select] exp 1 (B-Ep) BT +1 F(E> EF,0) =_________ 1 1/2 0 F(E=EF,T) =_ 3/4 What is the probability for state E< Ep at T = 0 K is unoccupied? [Select] , where T can be any temperature.
Transcribed Image Text:The fermi distributions is: F (E, T) = F(E< EF,0)=. [Select] [Select] exp 1 (B-Ep) BT +1 F(E> EF,0) =_________ 1 1/2 0 F(E=EF,T) =_ 3/4 What is the probability for state E< Ep at T = 0 K is unoccupied? [Select] , where T can be any temperature.
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