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For questions related to integration on computers. This can include numerical approximations of integrals (e.g. Monte Carlo, quadrature, FEM, RK4) and algorithms/software to obtain analytical derivatives (Risch algorithm, SymPy).
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Integration of the Fermi distribution using Python
I want to calculate the carrier concentration of my semiconductor using this equation:
$$
n(x) = \frac{m^*}{\pi\hbar^2}\int_{E_k}^{\infty}\frac{1}{1+\exp\left(\frac{E-E_f}{k_BT}\right)} \mathrm{d}E
$ …
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