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Temperature per bit  Uploading ....According to Shannon:
information entropy = 1 / ln(2) bits.
According to thermodynamic:
physical entropy = 1.38 x 10^-23 joules per degree K.
So about 1 x 10^23 bits equals one joule per degree K.
According to Potter's 7th law,
one elemental quantum event = one bit,
therefore there are about 10^23 quantum events per joule per degree K.
Note that complex (Non-elemental event) events
are composed of an aggregate of quantum, elemental events (Bits).
It is interesting to note,
that energy has a tangent component which introduces real number
into the quantity of energy, and that an analog quantity
cannot be equated directly to a digital property (Like bits),
without introducing an "uncertainty".
It may be that (energy / temperature) is a digital (Quantum) property.
--
Tom Potter
http://www.tompotter.us
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