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Carnot and the universal heat death

Bailyn, 1985

Document ID
2917374912399042039
Author
Bailyn M
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American Journal of Physics

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The relation between Kelvin's Heat Death and Carnot's prohibition of perpetual motion machines is traced. The link between them is that Carnot's proposition implies a perpetual destruction machine, whereas Kelvin's implies a perpetual degradation machine, the one …
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