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Classical and quantum perspectives on temperature in accelerated frames
We study the notion of temperature in uniformly accelerated frames within a relativistic thermodynamic framework. Considering a perfect fluid at rest in a non-inertial (Rindler) frame, we derive the condition for thermal equilibrium from energy--momentum conservation. This leads to a position-depend
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