Calculate the number of photons per cubic meter

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Number of photons in a photon gas.

(a) Show that the number of photons in equilibrium in a box of volume V at temperature T is

N = 8ΠV(kT/hc)³ ∫₀^∞(x²/e^x - 1) dx.

The integral cannot be done analytically; either look it up in a table or evaluate it numerically.

(b) How does this result compare to the formula derived in the text for the entropy of a photon gas (What is the entropy per photon, in terms of k?)

(c) Calculate the number of photons per cubic meter at the following temperatures: 300 K; 1500 K (a typical kiln); 2.73 K (the cosmic background radiation )

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