For some examples of your choice, demonstrate by carrying out actual computer calculations that the “square-root” rule holds true for the fractional width of the peak representing the most probable...

For some examples of your choice, demonstrate by carrying out actual computer calculations that the “square-root” rule

holds true for the fractional width of the peak representing the most probable arrangements of the energy. Warning: Check

to see what is the largest number you can use in your computations; some programs or programming environments won't

handle numbers bigger than about 1 × 10307, for example, and larger numbers are treated as “infinite.”