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Implementing Demons and Ratchets
Experimental results show that ratchets may be implemented in semiconductor and chemical systems, bypassing the second law and opening up huge gains in energy production.
Peter M. Orem, Frank M. Orem
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The Deep Physics Behind the Second Law: Information and Energy As Independent Forms of Bookkeeping
: Even after over 150 years of discussion, the interpretation of the second law of thermodynamics continues to be a source of confusion and controversy in physics.
Jack S. Semura, Todd L. Duncan
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The literature reports the proofs that entropy is an inherent property of any system in any state and governs thermal energy, which depends on temperature and is transferred by heat interactions.
Pierfrancesco Palazzo
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Second Thoughts on the Second Law [PDF]
We speculate whether the second law of thermodynamics has more to do with Turing machines than steam pipes. It states the logical reversibility of reality as a computation, i.e., the fact that no information is forgotten: nature computes with Toffoli-, not NAND gates.
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Bayesian second law of thermodynamics
40 pages. Additional information and animations at http://preposterousuniverse.com/research/bsl/
Bartolotta, Anthony +3 more
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Entropy, Holography, and the Second Law [PDF]
The geometric entropy in quantum field theory is not a Lorentz scalar and has no invariant meaning, while the black hole entropy is invariant. Renormalization of entropy and energy for reduced density matrices may lead to the negative free energy even if no boundary conditions are imposed.
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A Kinetic Perspective on k - ϵ Turbulence Model and Corresponding Entropy Production
In this paper, we present an alternative derivation of the entropy production in turbulent flows, based on a formal analogy with the kinetic theory of rarefied gas.
Pietro Asinari +2 more
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Proceedings of the Second Annual Law Institute - Vol II [PDF]
Proceedings of the Second Annual Law Institute Vol II Held at the University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor, Michigan Thursday, Friday, and Saturday June 20-22 ...
University of Michigan Law School
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MHD free convection inside a triangular-wave-shaped corrugated porous cavity with Cu-water nanofluid is numerically studied with the finite element method. The influences of the Grashof number ( 10 4 ≤ Gr ≤ 10 6 ), Hartmann number (
Ali J. Chamkha, Fatih Selimefendigil
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Meeting the growing energy demands has become a crucial challenge, which should employ energy integration and benefit from the extraction of the maximum thermodynamic potential of the resources consumed.
Juan C. Ordonez +2 more
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