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The equation of state of a Bose gas:some analytical results

Vladan Čelebonović

Published May 13, 1999• 0 citations

Abstract

This is a short review of the main results on the equation of state of a Bose gas.Some known results are expressed in a new form,and their possible applications in astrophysics and solid state physics are pointed out.

DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.astro-ph/9905166

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