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Relativistische Thermodynamik

by Gernot Neugebauer

Vieweg+teubner Verlag · 1981

A German-language book by Gernot Neugebauer on relativistic thermodynamics, looking at how heat-based reasoning fits with relativistic ideas of space and time. Suits physics students and researchers.

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About this book

Gernot Neugebauer's German-language book argues for a common thread across physics. As the field becomes more specialised, physicists look more and more for unifying theories that connect separate areas, and the author sets out to show that thermodynamic ways of thinking can help in that search when they are combined with relativistic ideas of space and time.

The book draws on several branches of physics, which the catalogue lists as including hydro- and elastomechanics, and examines them with this approach. Its aim is to show how useful thermodynamic thinking can be across these settings.

Physics students and researchers interested in relativity and thermodynamics will find the topic relevant to their work.

Edition note: published by Vieweg+teubner Verlag. ISBN-13: 9783528068639.

At a glance

  • German-language book on relativistic thermodynamics
  • Covers several areas of physics, including hydro- and elastomechanics
  • Published by Vieweg+teubner Verlag
  • ISBN-13: 9783528068639

Book details

ISBN-13
9783528068639
ISBN-10
3528068639
Author
Gernot Neugebauer
Publisher
Vieweg+teubner Verlag
Published
1981
Series
Reihe Wissenschaft
Pages
244
Language
English
Condition
New
Subject
Heat & Thermodynamics

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