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Gibbs pressure and entropy with physical reference units
Bounded finite-alphabet translation-invariant finite-range lattice models under the stated DLR and SI reference conventions; conditional model deductions only.
Statement
Assume the adopted interacting Gibbs-equilibrium postulate for a bounded finite-range translation-invariant lattice model in dimension , Countable Choice, lattice spacing metres, and temperature kelvin. For any stationary DLR equilibrium state with dimensionless pressure per site , Shannon entropy density in nats per site, and mean energy in joules per site, the conditional model prediction is The generalized pressure density and free-energy density have units ; for , is in pascals (). The reference spin entropy density has units . This is a consequence of the bounded-lattice DLR variational identity; it makes no claim that the model describes a material.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The adopted equilibrium model, a stationary DLR state for a bounded finite-range lattice interaction, SI parameters as in the local definition, and Countable Choice.
The equilibrium meaning is adopted as a postulate for a chosen Hamiltonian and reference; it does not imply empirical accuracy or equilibration (Interacting classical Gibbs equilibrium adoption).
The dimensionless pressure and entropy/energy densities satisfy for stationary DLR states under Countable Choice (DLR states attain the bounded lattice pressure variational principle).
, , and in the declared SI convention (Classical Gibbs quantities and SI reference conventions).
Countable Choice is the measure-extension assumption carried by [F2] (The Axiom of Countable Choice ()).
Proof
Under Countable Choice [A1], [F2] gives . Multiplication by gives .
By [F3], , , and . Substitution in step 1.1 gives . This exact conclusion is conditional on [F1] and the declared reference convention, not an empirical claim.