December 7, 2025Open Access

Reorganization of Thermodynamics after the Izumi Effect:\\ From Temporal-Fluctuation-Based Irreversibility to Structural Thermodynamics

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Heat extraction mechanisms utilize structural statistical asymmetry rather than temporal fluctuation, enhancing thermodynamic efficiency.
Key findings reveal that structural constraints can generate persistent thermodynamic biases beyond classical limits.
Theoretical exploration of these concepts indicates fundamental changes needed in the current thermodynamic framework.
Structural statistical asymmetry challenges existing principles like the Zeroth Law, pointing to new areas of inquiry in thermodynamics.

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This analysis demonstrates how structural statistical asymmetry enhances energy extraction using heat engines, suggesting new thermodynamic principles.

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Izumi Makoto (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/694020f72d562116f28fb370 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17848291

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This analysis demonstrates how structural statistical asymmetry enhances energy extraction using heat engines, suggesting new thermodynamic principles.

Reorganization of Thermodynamics after the Izumi Effect:\\ From Temporal-Fluctuation-Based Irreversibility to Structural Thermodynamics

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Reorganization of Thermodynamics after the Izumi Effect:\\ From Temporal-Fluctuation-Based Irreversibility to Structural Thermodynamics

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