A History of Thermodynamics: Entropy
Müller, Ingo
2007-01-01 00:00:00
[It may seem strange that the entropy - which is one of the most subtle concepts of theoretical physics, or natural philosophy - first emerged in the context of an engineering proposition. Namely the question of how to improve the efficiency of heat engines. We shall see how that came about.]
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[It may seem strange that the entropy - which is one of the most subtle concepts of theoretical physics, or natural philosophy - first emerged in the context of an engineering proposition. Namely the question of how to improve the efficiency of heat engines. We shall see how that came about.]
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