
handle: 10481/32827
We show that, to generate the statistical operator appropriate for a given system, and as an alternative to Jaynes’ MaxEnt approach, that refers to the entropy S, one can use instead the increments ±S in S. To such an effect, one uses the macroscopic thermodynamic relation that links ±S to changes in i) the internal energy E and ii) the remaining M relevant extensive quantities Ai, i = 1; : : : ;M; that characterize the context one is working with.
Thermodynamics’ relations, Thermodynamics’ relations., Thermodynamics' relations, Science, Physics, QC1-999, Q, Física, Astrophysics, QB460-466, Thermodynamics’ relations., Probability density function, probability density function, MaxEnt
Thermodynamics’ relations, Thermodynamics’ relations., Thermodynamics' relations, Science, Physics, QC1-999, Q, Física, Astrophysics, QB460-466, Thermodynamics’ relations., Probability density function, probability density function, MaxEnt
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