Consider a system consisting of two energy levels each of wh

Consider a system consisting of two energy levels, each of which is three-fold degenerate, having energy 0 and E. What is the maximum number of particles that can exist in such a system, assuming that the particles are Bosons; are Fermions; are Classical distinguishable particles.

Solution

For bosons any number of particles can exist in any state. So the number of particles in the system will be twice the one state..

For Fermions there can be two fermins in each state, so there can be total 4 fermions in th esystem.

For Classical distinguishable particles.there can be any number of particles in one state. So the total number of particles in the system will be twice of one state.