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- Assumption: Total energy (E = E_s + E_r) is constant.
- Number of microstates of reservoir: (\Omega_r(E_r) = \Omega_r(E - E_s)).
- Logarithm expansion: (\ln \Omega_r(E - E_s) = \ln \Omega_r(E) - \frac\partial \ln \Omega_r\partial E E_s + \dots)
- Identify (\beta = \frac\partial \ln \Omega_r\partial E = \frac1kT).
- Conclude: (\Omega_r(E - E_s) \propto e^-\beta E_s).
- Hence, probability (P(E_s) \propto e^-E_s/kT).