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Interpretation of Second Law of Thermodynamics in Extended Procedures for the Exploitation of the Entropy Inequality: Korteweg Fluids and Strain-Gradient Elasticity as Examples. [PDF]

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Cimmelli VA.
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On the energetic boundaries of trophic systems

Saavedra S, Long C, Kéfi S, Levin SA, Marquet PA, Rohr RP, Angulo MT.   +6 more
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Extended irreversible thermodynamics of liquid helium II

Physical Review B, 1993
In this work a macroscopic monofluid theory of liquid helium II, which is based on the extended irreversible thermodynamics, is formulated both in the presence and in the absence of dissipative phenomena. The work is a generalization of previous papers, where the extended thermodynamics of an ideal monoatomic fluid was applied to liquid helium II.
M. Mongiovì
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Nonlinear and Hamiltonian extended irreversible thermodynamics

The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1998
Our aim is to formulate hydrodynamicslike theory for the fluids for which the classical hydrodynamics fails (e.g., polymeric fluids). In addition, we limit ourselves in this paper to the fluids for which the enlarged set of classical hydrodynamic fields, enlarged by the fields of the extra stress tensor and the extra energy flux, represent a ...
M. Grmela, D. Jou, J. Casas-Vázquez
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Extended Irreversible Thermodynamics: Evolution Equations

2001
Our general purpose is to propose a theory which goes beyond the classical formulation of irreversible thermodynamics (CIT). This is achieved by enlarging the space of basic independent variables through the introduction of non-equilibrium variables, such as the dissipative fluxes appearing in the balance equations of mass, momentum and energy.
David Jou, José Casas-Vázquez, Georgy Lebon   +2 more
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Extended irreversible thermodynamics revisited (1988-98)

Reports on Progress in Physics, 1999
We review the progress made in extended irreversible thermodynamics during the ten years that have elapsed since the publication of our first review on the same subject (Rep. Frog. Phys. 1988 51 1105-72). During this decade much effort has been devoted to achieving a better understanding of the fundamentals and a broadening of the domain of ...
D Jou, J Casas-Vázquez, G Lebon
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