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Characterizing the Carnot cycle at absolute zero: a reply to "Comment on `Proof of the Nernst theorem' "
This reply addresses a recent comment concerning the proof of the Nernst theorem. I clarify how a Carnot engine can consistently operate at $T=0$ through a continuous deformation of a cycle operating at $T>0$. By examining the limit where heat exchange with the cold reservoir vanishes, I show that t
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