Nonextensibility of internal energy in incomplete statistics and the zeroth law of thermodynamics

Physics – Condensed Matter – Statistical Mechanics

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On the basis of the entropy of incomplete statistics (IS) and the joint probability factorization condition, two controversial problems existing in IS are investigated, where one is what the correct expression of the internal energy for a composite system is and the other is whether the zeroth law of thermodynamics is true or not. Some new equivalent expressions of the internal energy of a composite system are derived through a precise mathematical calculation. Moreover, a self-consistent calculation is used to expound that the zeroth law of thermodynamics is also suitable for IS, but it can't be proven from theory. Finally, it is pointed out that the generalized zeroth law of thermodynamics and the expressions of the internal energy of a composite system derived in literature are incorrect, because two irrational assumptions have been implicitly introduced.

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