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Thermodynamic Geometry Peter Salamon Udine Advanced School October 2005

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Page 1: Thermodynamic Geometry Peter Salamon Udine Advanced School October 2005

Thermodynamic Geometry

Peter SalamonUdine Advanced School

October 2005

Page 2: Thermodynamic Geometry Peter Salamon Udine Advanced School October 2005

Finite Time Thermodynamics

• 3 (at least) Big Questions– Maximum power– Minimum dissipation– Thermodynamic waiting time

• Number of fluctuations

• 1 (at least) Big Failing– No contact with experiment

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Given that something should happen,

MinSu

MaxPower

How much we care about wasting fuel

In between lies: Economics, Biology, ??

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•Economics --

marginal propensity to consume power.

Industrialist vs. Environmentalist

Should the marginal propensity to consume power be the same across a well equilibrated market?

G

Other input to production

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• Biology Examples --

Is there a lion chasing me? What degree of flagellar stirring should I do to

get the most food (O2). Degree of multicellularity as a function of Peclet number. (Ray Goldstein, U. of Ariz.)

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Finite Time Thermodynamics

• 3 (at least) Big Questions– Maximum power– Minimum dissipation– Thermodynamic waiting time

• 1 (at least) Big Failing– No contact with experiment

Endoreversible

Geometry

Untried

One sad story in second lecture

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Minimum Dissipation

• Measured by lost exergy or by entropy produced.– Gouy-Stodola

T 0ΔSu = −ΔAu ≥ 0

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Basic physical problem:

• How much entropy must be produced to bring a system along a given sequence of states?

• Example: Heat a cup of coffee.

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Coffee Cup Motel

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T0 T1Tn

Entropy production is a small equilibration

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Exercise

Su ≥ L2 /2K

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What does distance measure?

• Velocity -- shock tube

• dL2 = dissipation in a small equilibration

• Fluctuation

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"Thermodynamics is the only physical theory of universal content which, within the framework of the applicability of its basic concepts, I

am convinced will never be overthrown." — Albert Einstein

Thermodynamics is almost mathematics.