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Grand canonical ensemble | Statistical mechanics | L-9

Grand canonical ensemble

Grand canonical ensemble

  • Microcanonical ensemble is a collection of independent assemblies in which energy (E), volume (V), and number of particles (N) remain constant.
  • Canonical ensemble is a collection of independent assemblies in which temperature (T), volume (V), and number of particles (N) remain constant.
  • It mean a microcanonical ensemble ⟶ Canonical ensemble, if we ignore the condition E = constant.
  • Therefore the energy exchange takes place in this ensemble.
  • Actually in chemical process, the number of particles N varies and it is very difficult to keep the number of particles constant in various phenomenon like radioactive decay process.
  • Thus grand canonical ensemble is an ensemble in which the exchange of energy as well as the number of particles takes place with the heat reservoir.
  • The grand canonical ensemble is a collection of essentially independent assemblies having the same temperature T, volume V, and a chemical potential µ.

  • Thus grand canonical ensemble is a situation in which we know both the average energy and the average number of particles in assembly, otherwise we don’t know the state of the system.
  • The density function in Гspace for grand canonical ensemble = ρ (p, q, N)
  • Here p is momenta, q is coordinate and N is number of particles.
  • To find ρ (p, q, N), we consider the canonical ensemble for a system with particles N, volume V and temperature T.
  • Here we can not take exactly V = constant, so our focus is on a small sub-volume V1 of the system.
  • Let N1 particles be in volume V1, and N2 particles be in volume V2
  • N1 + N2 = N   ⇒   N2 = N - N1    and    V1 + V2 = V   ⇒   V2 = V - V1
  • Also we assume that V2 >> V1 and N2 >> N1
  • If H1 and H2 be the Hamiltonian of the system then
  • The total Hamiltonian of the composite system
  • H (p, q, N) = H1 (p1, q1, N1) + H2 (p2, q2, N2)

Partition function of the system

  • The partition function of the total system
  • Here A (N, V, T) is the Helmholtz free energy.
  • In the last term we consider that the system under consideration to become infinite in size or 0 ≤ N < ∞.
  • For thermodynamic function, we define grand partition function

Average number of particle

  • By ensemble average, the average number of particles

Internal energy

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