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On Mon, 29 Oct 2001, John S. Denker wrote:
energy (at anyAny energy change in a system that is associated exclusively with
an alteration in the occupation numbers (rather than the energy
levels) of the allowed quantum states *will* alter the entropy
of the system and ought, therefore, to be considered "heat."
I don't get it.
How are we going to change the entropy without changing the
nonzero temperature)?
I didn't quite understand the comment either, as it seems that one
the energy by changing the occupation numbers?