Entropy of relativistic mono-atomic gas and temperature relativistic transformation in thermodynamics
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Summary: It is demonstrated that the entropy of the ideal mono-atomic gas comprising identical spherical atoms is not conserved under the Planck-Einstein like relativistic temperature transformation, as a result of the change in the number of atomic degrees of freedom. This fact supports the idea that there is no universal relativistic temperature transformation.
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