I assume that thermodynamics is not the right science. It is necessary to search for longitudinal heat waves. Statistical physics does not correspond strictly to experiment and leads thermodynamics along the wrong path.
I tried to physically imagine phlogiston and came to the conclusion that phlogiston is a longitudinal thermal wave that can be absorbed and emitted by a particle. This wave is different from electromagnetic shear waves. Unfortunately, the laws of conservation and reflection are different and not clear here.
I am looking for publications. In 2009, scientists from Fudan University of Shanghai, China, conducted an experiment. They recently showed that it is possible to create exotic beams of light that are capable of attracting rather than repelling objects.
I believe that these are longitudinal gravitational (?) waves. How to find an article? Have you heard about this?