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“One starts with a nonequilibrium system with energy E in which the kinetic energy K is larger than what it would be for an equilibrium system with the same energy E . The system will evolve towards equilibrium with a Maxwellian velocity distribution at temperature T ∞ = 2 3 k K E where K E is the equilibrium kinetic energy corresponding to E .”
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“However, since the microstates corresponding to the initial situation just described are not typical for the macrostates Γ f 0 , this example does not contradict the typical second law behavior of S ( f t ).”
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“Assuming that f 0 is a Maxwellian with temperature T 0 we will have T ∞ < T 0 and so S gas ( f ∞ ) < S gas ( f 0 ).”
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- Lanford, O. E.
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- University of California System (US)
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- Lanford, Oscar E.
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- Lecture Notes in Physics
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- Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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- 1975
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- nonequilibrium statistical mechanics, microcanonical ensemble, ergodic theory, time evolution, large-scale systems
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