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Physics, 03.07.2019 01:40, bigmess559

The diffusion coefficients for a maxwellian field star distribution depend on the functions g(x) and erf(x)- g(x), where g(x) is defined by equation (7.93) and x = v/(v20). show that g(x lim x0 x erf(x lim x-0 2 2 (7.218) 3/t x thus show that as the velocity of the subject star v + 0, the diffusion coefficients of equation (7.92) satisfy d[(avj|)2] = d[(av1)2]. explain physically why this must be so.

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