Large Deviations for the Bose--Einstein Condensate of the Ideal Gas in the Canonical Ensemble

The study investigates how particle numbers in a non-interacting Bose-Einstein condensate behave when the total number of particles becomes very large. It finds that deviations from the expected particle count decay exponentially, revealing distinct rates for both lower and upper tail probabilities as the system approaches its thermodynamic limit.

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