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The role of specific entropy in the onset of the luminosity bump
During their evolution, stars follow a distinct path in luminosity--temperature space. Low-mass stars that have exhausted hydrogen in their core follow the so-called red-giant branch which is predominantly in the direction of increasing luminosity and decreasing surface temperature. The luminosity b
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