Zeroth law of thermodynamic and definition of temperature

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The discussion centers on the derivation of equation 1.6 in "Statistical Physics of Particles" by M. Kardar, specifically regarding the elimination of "C" from equation 1.4. Participants seek clarification on the mathematical steps involved in this process. The book is available for download at the provided link, which may aid in understanding the context of the equations discussed.

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Hello everybody, I am a new member and do not know what is the best way to asking question.
in "statistical physics of particle , m.kardar" .
how he derived eq1.6 ?
he said that we can eliminate "C" from eq1.4, but how?
http://libgen.org/book/index.php?md5=BC07A3BDB70689E0E612DED12C96CC78
the book can be downloaded from above address.
 
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