We study generic matter coupled to a D-dimensional supergravity using a formulation of double field theory (DFT), where all the fields are encoded in O(D,D) multiplets. We study both the case when the matter comes from a variational principle, as well as the case where the matter comes from a statistical or thermodynamic approach. For the latter, we construct the distribution function for the perfect fluid and its entropy current, which is a conserved quantity. We then include general viscous and elastic terms in the generalized energy-momentum tensor which, in the general case, lead to entropy production. We consistently deform the conservation law of the generalized entropy current and identify a particular nondissipative deformation. Using the generalized fluid model, we revisit the issue of noncovariance of perfect fluids under T-dualities and we show how to resolve it in our DFT model with matter.
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