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I know that If $T≪TF$ then the gas can be considered completely degenerate. If $T∼TF$ then the gas is partially degenerate. If $T>TF$ then the gas is not degenerate. But I don't know how we can tell the degeneracy of a fermion gas by comparing it's temperature with the fermi temperature of that fermion gas.

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    Closely linked (duplicate?) https://physics.stackexchange.com/q/216207/ I don't understand your question - by comparing the temperature with the Fermi temperature - as you do in your question - tells us whether it is degenerate. – ProfRob May 11 '23 at 16:27
  • I don't how can we tell by just comparing I mean fermi temperature is defined as Ef=Tf*K but why this specific temperature tell us anything about degeneracy is not understood by me – Adrish Chatterjee May 12 '23 at 16:54

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