A proposal for relativistic transformations in thermodynamics

Three Views of a Secret in Relativistic Thermodynamics

“…A number of theories were proposed in 1960s, and the discussion seems to have arrived at a vague general agreement that each theory is consistent in its own framework by early 1970s Yuen [1]. However, papers has been still published long after that, even until today (e.g., Requardt [2], de Parga et al [3]), proposing new formulations which are allegedly better than others.…”

Lorentz transform of black-body radiation temperature

“…Form this fact, Landsberg and Matsas [7,8] claimed that the relativistic temperature transformation is impossible and the concept of temperature can be defined only in the comoving reference frame. Ares de Parga et al, [9] have examined this problem based on the theory they have proposed, and concluded that the expression with the directional temperature can be understood within their theory.…”

“…Aldrovandi [5] examined the temperature transformation assuming the directional temperature has the thermodynamical meaning somehow; he did not give the reason for this assumption as he states "we prefer to avoid an 'inside' thermodynamical discussion." Ares de Parga et al, [9] have their own reasoning to interpret the directional temperature within the theory they proposed. The two results seems to contradict each other: the former suggests the higher temperature for a moving body whereas the latter predicts it lower.…”