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Modern Developments in Thermodynamics; an interdisciplinary collective treatise.

GAL-OR, Benjamin [ed.] (b. 1933).

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Printed in Israel. 8vo. xxvii, [1], 458 pp. Frontis. portrait, figs., index. Black gilt-stamped cloth. Very good. ISBN: 0706513363 Arranged in six parts: I: Largest to medium-scale irreversibiliti...

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Printed in Israel. 8vo. xxvii, [1], 458 pp. Frontis. portrait, figs., index. Black gilt-stamped cloth. Very good. ISBN: 0706513363 Arranged in six parts: I: Largest to medium-scale irreversibilities: the new astrophysical school of unified thermodynamics; II: Smallest-scale irreversibility: T-violations and microscopic irreversibility in elementary particles; III: Continuum and conanical thermodynamics; IV: Classical and relativistic Thermodynamics; V: Micro-instability and statistical mechanics; VI: Philosophical problems in thermodynamics and the theory of time.

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ISBN: 0706513363
ISBN-13: 9780706513363
Publisher: John Wiley, 1974.
Year: 1974
Type: Used
Binding: Softcover

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Modern Developments in Thermodynamics; an interdisciplinary collective treatise.

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