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and <math> K = J/k_B T </math>
and <math> K = J/k_B T </math>


<math> Q_{N+1} = \sum_{S_1} \sum_{S_2} e^{K S_1S_2} \sum_{S_3} e^{K S_2 S_3} \cdots \sum_{S_N} e^{K S_{N-1} S_N}\sum_{S_{N+1}} e^{K S_N S_{N+1} }
<math> Q_{N} = \sum_{S_1} \sum_{S_2} e^{K S_1S_2} \sum_{S_3} e^{K S_2 S_3} \cdots \sum_{S_{N-1}} e^{K S_{N-2} S_{N-1}}\sum_{S_{N}} e^{K S_{N-1} S_{N} }
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</math>


Performing the sum of the possible values of <math> S_{N+1} </math> we get:
Performing the sum of the possible values of <math> S_{N} </math> we get:


<math> Q_{N+1} = \sum_{S_1} \sum_{S_2} e^{K S_1S_2} \sum_{S_3} e^{K S_2 S_3} \cdots \sum_{S_N} e^{K S_{N-1} S_N} \left[ 2 \cosh ( K S_N ) \right]
<math> Q_{N} = \sum_{S_1} \sum_{S_2} e^{K S_1S_2} \sum_{S_3} e^{K S_2 S_3} \cdots \sum_{S_{N-2}} e^{K S_{N-2} S_{N-1}} \left[ 2 \cosh ( K S_{N-1} ) \right]
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</math>


Taking into account that <math> \cosh(K) = \cosh(-K) </math>
Taking into account that <math> \cosh(K) = \cosh(-K) </math>


<math> Q_{N+1} = \sum_{S_1} \sum_{S_2} e^{K S_1S_2} \sum_{S_3} e^{K S_2 S_3} \cdots \sum_{S_N} e^{K S_{N-1} S_N} \left[ 2 \cosh ( K ) \right]
<math> Q_{N} = \sum_{S_1} \sum_{S_2} e^{K S_1S_2} \sum_{S_3} e^{K S_2 S_3} \cdots \sum_{S_{N-1}} e^{K S_{N-2} S_{N-1}} \left[ 2 \cosh ( K ) \right]
</math>
</math>


Therefore:
Therefore:


<math> Q_{N+1} = \left( 2 \cosh K \right) Q_{N} </math>
<math> Q_{N} = \left( 2 \cosh K \right) Q_{N-1} </math>


<math> Q_N = 2^{N} \left( \cosh K \right)^{N-1} \approx ( 2 \cosh K )^N </math>
<math> Q_N = 2^{N} \left( \cosh K \right)^{N-1} \approx ( 2 \cosh K )^N </math>

Revision as of 14:03, 23 February 2007

Model: Consider a system with spins in a row.

The energy of the system will be given by

,

where each variable can be either -1 or +1.

The partition function of the system will be:

,


where represents the possible configuration of the N spins of the system, and

Performing the sum of the possible values of we get:

Taking into account that

Therefore:

The Helmholtz free energy in the thermodynamic limit will be