Obtain an expression for the third moment of a binomial distribution. What is the behavior of this moment for large N?
belongs to book: Introduction to statistical physics|sílvio-r.-a.-salinas|| Chapter number:1| Question number:3
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Using the tricks introduced in the text, it is easy to see that
Note that
(∆N )3 = 0 for p = q (same probabilities). Also, note the dependence of (∆N1)3 on N, so that
for large N.
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