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In Boltzmann distribution, f(E)=A*exp(-E/kT). If E=Fermi-Energy(Ef), then It can be written as f(E)=A*exp(-Ef/2kT). Do you know anyway that I can have Boltzmann distribution either: f(E)=A*exp(-E/2kT) or f(E)=A*exp(-Ef/2*2kT)

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