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Can Bose-Einstein condensates and Fermionic condensates survive for long periods of time in space?

Imagine we have a cold region of the universe, almost devoid of matter and radiation. Or perhaps in a future universe where the CMB has "cooled" down to sufficiently low "temperatures&...
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Chemical Potential of a Fermionic System

If the chemical potential of a fermionic system is $0$ at temperature $T=0$, will it be zero at any arbitrary finite temperature?
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Energy of Fermi Gas $T>0$

I'm trying to plot $ \frac{E(T)}{N\epsilon_F} $ vs $\frac{T}{T_F}$ I know that the total energy comes from $$ E(T) = \int_{0}^{\inf} \frac{3}{2}\frac{N}{\epsilon_F}(\frac{\epsilon}{\epsilon_F})^{1/2} ...
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Are there examples of nondegenerate Fermi gases?

A degenerate Fermi gas is an ensemble of fermions with very low interactions and at temperatures that are low enough (lower than Fermi temperature). Most of the examples in the literature are about ...
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Why do we study fermi system at half-filling state?

I am reading Shankar's paper on RG for interacting fermions and in the paper, all study is done on Fermi system at half-filling state. Is there any specific reason why? Also, does it make a different ...
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Total energy of a simple fermi gas

I am a student and working on a fermi gas problem. I already figured out how to calculate the fermi energy of my idealized (no interactions) fermi sphere gas of radius R, but now I want to find out ...
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