Comment on "on a new definition of quantum entropy"
Keyvan Sadri

TL;DR
This paper critiques a proposed quantum entropy definition, providing a counterexample where entropy does not increase during a spontaneous process, challenging the original claim of its universal increase.
Contribution
It presents a counterexample to the claim that the new quantum entropy always increases during non-quasi-static processes, questioning its general validity.
Findings
Entropy does not always increase in spontaneous processes under the new definition
Counterexample challenges the universality of entropy increase
Questions the applicability of the proposed quantum entropy operator
Abstract
In the article, on a new definition of quantum entropy, Campisi has explained an operator for entropy based on quantum number operator. It has been claimed that the expectation values for this operator increases for every non-quasi-static time dependent perturbations. We have found an example for a case that entropy with this definition does not increase through a spontaneous process.
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TopicsAdvanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
