Can Entropy Reveal the Secrets of the Universe? A Search for Einstein's Paper

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The discussion centers on locating a specific paper by Albert Einstein from between 1905 and 1920 that addresses entropy, particularly focusing on the need for dimensionless terms in exponential or logarithmic expressions. The original poster has reviewed Einstein's works from 1900 to 1909 without success. A suggestion is made to consider the broader implications of entropy in cosmology, highlighting its significance in understanding the universe's nature and its role in cosmological models. The conversation emphasizes the intricate relationship between entropy and universal concepts, which may provide insights into Einstein's theories. The search for the paper continues, reflecting the ongoing interest in Einstein's contributions to physics.
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Hello

I am looking for a certain paper by Albert Einstein (sometime between 1905 and 1920), where Einstein discusses Entropy - in this paper, he presents entropy, but then says that the term in the exponential or logarithm (cant remember which) need to be dimensionless. So he divides the term with a constant that has the same units. This is a rather subtle line...perhaps a paragraph or two. I've been going over his papers from 1900 to 1909 but not having much luck.

Any ideas? Thanks!
 
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I think you are looking for the Entropy of the Universe and Standard Cosmology. This term paper deals with the relationship between entropy and the universe as a whole. In particular, emphasis is given to what entropy can tell us about the nature of the universe and to the role it plays in the models of the universe used by cosmologists.
 
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