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The Scale Invariance Behind Boltzmann Counting
Boltzmann counting possesses an exact scale invariance from which the specific entropy emerges without asymptotic approximation. Under thermodynamic replication, this invariance exposes the Gibbs excess at the multinomial level. Its resolution reveals a state-dependent scale structure whose additive
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