(idea) by thornton Mon Oct 30 2000 at 8:29:27
When a finite upper limit exists to the spectrum of energy states for a system that is in thermal equilibrium, sufficiently isolated energy states may display a negative thermodynamic temperature.

Negative temperature states are actually more energetic (read hotter) than positive temperature states.

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