Anil Find the correlation function between two components of velocityC(vx, y) = (Uzvy) - (Vr) (vy)for an ideal gas assuming a Maxwell velocity distribution. Can you guessthe result before calculating?

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Find the correlation function between two components of velocity C(vz, Vy) = (VzVy) - (Vr) (vy) for an ideal gas assuming a Maxwell velocity distribution. Can you guess the result before calculating?

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Chapter1: Gases And The Zeroth Law Of Thermodynamics

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