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Fermi wavevector (kF​=pF​/ℏ)

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The Fermi wavevector is the radius of the occupied sphere in wavevector coordinates for an isotropic Fermi gas. In the uniform two-component Electron model, kF​=(3π2n)1/3 and EF​=ℏ2kF2​/(2me​) for nonrelativistic particles. Its units are inverse length, whereas the Fermi momentum has units of momentum.

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