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The classical derivation of entropy: A reexamination
Classical approaches to the formulation of the defining equation for entropy are presented in this paper that eliminate dependence on the arbitrary treatment of the Carnot function f(θ) that has long existed and is featured in modern thermodynamic textbooks.
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