Symmetry transformations in extended irreversible thermodynamics
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Symmetry transformations in extended irreversible thermodynamics
In this paper we consider symmetry transformations that preserve the first law and the second law of thermodynamics, as well as the pseudo-Riemannian structure of the Legendre manifold defined in terms of the second derivative matrix of the entropy function in extended irreversible thermodynamics.
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first law, pseudo-Riemannian structure, second law of thermodynamics, Classical and relativistic thermodynamics, Applications of local differential geometry to the sciences, Legendre manifold
first law, pseudo-Riemannian structure, second law of thermodynamics, Classical and relativistic thermodynamics, Applications of local differential geometry to the sciences, Legendre manifold
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