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July 30, 2010Physical Review E333 citationsOpen Access

Three faces of the second law. I. Master equation formulation

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MEMassimiliano EspositoCBChristian Van den Broeck

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We propose a formulation of stochastic thermodynamics for systems subjected to nonequilibrium constraints (i.e. broken detailed balance at steady state) and furthermore driven by external time-dependent forces. A splitting of the second law occurs in this description leading to three second-law-like relations. The general results are illustrated on specific solvable models. The present paper uses a master equation based approach.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0ed591a14f152feaf9e802https://doi.org/10.1103/physreve.82.011143
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