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The formula for density of states in a free electron gas is [itex]g(E) = (3/2) (n/E_{F})\sqrt{E/E_F}[/itex]. However, this looks like it has no direct dependence on temperature. It seems that only the probability of electron occupation of a state changes with temperature, not the number of states itself.
Am I correct or am I missing something?
Am I correct or am I missing something?