Explore the Hamiltonian variational formulation for non-simple thermodynamic systems in this 29-minute conference talk presented at GSI. Delve into the complex mathematical framework used to describe and analyze thermodynamic systems that go beyond simple models. Gain insights into how this advanced approach can be applied to various fields, including physics, engineering, and materials science. Discover the power of Hamiltonian mechanics in understanding the behavior of intricate thermodynamic systems and their evolution over time.
Hamiltonian Variational Formulation for Non-Simple Thermodynamic Systems
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Syllabus
Hamiltonian variational formulation for non simple thermodynamic systems
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