Geometrical derivation of the Boltzmann factor
Ricardo Lopez-Ruiz, Jaime Sanudo, Xavier Calbet

TL;DR
This paper presents a geometric derivation of the Boltzmann factor from the microcanonical ensemble, offering new insights into its fundamental origin and applications like the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution and wealth distribution.
Contribution
It introduces a geometric perspective to derive the Boltzmann factor, connecting microcanonical ensembles to practical distributions in physics and economics.
Findings
Boltzmann factor has a geometric origin
Derivation from the microcanonical ensemble
Applications to Maxwell-Boltzmann and wealth distributions
Abstract
We show that the Boltzmann factor has a geometrical origin. Its derivation follows from the microcanonical picture. The Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution or the wealth distribution in human society are some direct applications of this new interpretation.
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