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The volume of a cell in six dimensional phase space is -a-h^3,b-h^6,c-h^-3,d-
h^-6​

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Answered by yocoolboy398
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Answered by KaurSukhvir
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The volume of a cell in six dimensional phase space is h³.

Therefore, the option (a) is correct.

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Phase space is a hypothetical space where molecule as a point in the space.

  • As we know any translational motion of a particle has six dimensions.
  1. Three positional coordinates x, y and z
  2. Three conjugate momenta coordinates, P_x,\; P_y\; and\; P_z
  • Volume of the element can be dx, dy and dz.
  • P_x,\; P_y\; and\; P_z can be potted in three perpendicular distances and consider the volume dpx, dpy and dpz.
  • Six dimensional space can be imagined in which dx, dy, dz, dpx, dpy and dpz are the element of volume.
  • Element of volume in space is called cell.

Now divide the a phase into samll six dimensional cells with sides dx, \;dy,\;dz,\; dp_x,\; dp_y,\;dp_z

The volume of these cells, d\tau=d x \;dy\;dz\; dp_x\; dp_ydp_z

From Uncertainty principle:-

dx\;dp_x\geq h   and dy\;dp_y\geq h    and  dz\;dp_z\geq h

Therefore, d\tau = h^3

Therefore, a point in a phase space is considered to be a cell. The minimum volume of a cell in six dimensional phase space is of the order h³.

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