The constant cannot simply be dropped
Inverting Wien’s law and integrating gives the entropy density plus a frequency-dependent constant. Requiring zero entropy density at zero radiation fixes that constant; it does not cancel automatically.
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Inverting Wien’s law and integrating gives the entropy density plus a frequency-dependent constant. Requiring zero entropy density at zero radiation fixes that constant; it does not cancel automatically.
For the same energy and narrow frequency band, Wien radiation gains entropy logarithmically with accessible volume. Both endpoint states must remain in the admitted regime.