Here, we consider a photon gas. Following Maxwell’s argument, the number of photons between momentum p and p+dp can be d

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Here, we consider a photon gas. Following Maxwell’s argument, the number of photons between momentum p and p+dp can be d

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Here, we consider a photon gas. Following Maxwell’s argument,
the number of photons
between momentum p and p+dp can be described as ρ(𝑝) =
(8π𝑉/β„Ž3)𝑝2𝑒π‘₯𝑝{βˆ’ 𝑐𝑝/(π‘˜π΅π‘‡)},where
𝑉 is the volume, β„Ž is the Planck’s constant,and 𝑐 is
the speed of light. Derive the number of photons N as a function of
𝑇 by integrating ρ(p) over 0 to ∞.
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