Consider a system of N classical free particles, where the motion of each particle is described...

Consider a system of N classical free particles, where the motion of each particle is described by Hamiltonian H = p²/2m, where m is the mass of the particle and p is the momentum. (All particles are assumed to be identical.)

(1) Calculate the canonical partition function, internal energy and specific heat of the given system.

(2) Derive the gas state equation.

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