Maxwell Boltzmann Distribution law (Derivation) by mathOgenius

[@mathOgenius]

I hope this helps ! please like and share :)

[@aryaapathak4544]

👏thanks for providing such informative video ...can I ask any other questions related to maths basic ?? ...as I am preparing for IIT jam Physics ..🙏😊 it's going to be very helpful if you please provide your guidance

[@mathOgenius]

@@aryaapathak4544 yes sure :) ,there is also a whatsaap group for maths discussion.

[@aryaapathak4544]

@@mathOgenius thank you .! I want to know what is use of exponential ? , Why the logarithm can be changed into exponential ? I don't use WhatsApp . Due to their new privacy policy .. thank you 😊for response

[@mathOgenius]

@@aryaapathak4544 I have made a video on that , take a look ,its a old video but info is correct. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKiopmyklsSqoMU

[@aryaapathak4544]

@@mathOgenius what is the use of exponential ?

[@sandeepsinghbisht3489]

Up to the point and Nice explanations of in between things✌️

[@NibbaHibba]

My understanding for lagrangian method is that if you have f and constraint g = c then delg = lambda x delf but when you have used two constraints it confused me. What exactly does your use of alpha and beta mean?

[@nasrinkhatoon8945]

Good explanation 👌

[@aryaapathak4544]

Thank you it's helpful 👌

[@abdulrahmankhaleelsuliman]

What exactly does your use of alpha and beta mean?

[@PrimaSiPensaDopoSiFa]

Lagrange multipliers, is a max problem with 2 restrictions.

[@gunasekhar1735]

How did you get alpha and beta values

[@maqsudxorazm]

Thanks

[@mathOgenius]

Thank you !

[@SumanKumari-tr1je]

how to find the value of beta as 1/KT?

[@VikasSharma-bm9vx]

Show that there cannot be any negative absolute temperature, using Maxwell Boltzmann's distribution law.

[@mathOgenius]

negative temperatures exists , lasers,this phenomena is called population inversion.,

[@VikasSharma-bm9vx]

@@mathOgenius please provide derivation for this question

[@mathOgenius]

just put -t in place of t

[@mathOgenius]

follow the book thermal physics by ghosh ,bansal and garg

[@abdulrahmankhaleelsuliman]

What exactly does your use of alpha and beta mean?