Asymmetric Relaxations Through the Lens of Information Geometry

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Hauptverfasser: Bravetti, Alessandro, Ariza, Miguel Ángel García, Padilla, Pablo
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author Bravetti, Alessandro
Ariza, Miguel Ángel García
Padilla, Pablo
author_facet Bravetti, Alessandro
Ariza, Miguel Ángel García
Padilla, Pablo
contents We frame Newton's Law of Cooling as a gradient flow within the context of information geometry. This connects it to a thermodynamic uncertainty relation and the Horse-Carrot Theorem, and reveals novel instances of asymmetric relaxations in endoreversible processes. We present a general criterion for predicting asymmetries using the Amari-Chentsov tensor, applicable to classical and quantum thermodynamics. Examples include faster cooling of quantum ideal gases and relaxations that resemble the Mpemba effect in classical ideal gases.
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spellingShingle Asymmetric Relaxations Through the Lens of Information Geometry
Bravetti, Alessandro
Ariza, Miguel Ángel García
Padilla, Pablo
Mathematical Physics
Statistical Mechanics
82B05, 82B10, 82C05, 53B12
We frame Newton's Law of Cooling as a gradient flow within the context of information geometry. This connects it to a thermodynamic uncertainty relation and the Horse-Carrot Theorem, and reveals novel instances of asymmetric relaxations in endoreversible processes. We present a general criterion for predicting asymmetries using the Amari-Chentsov tensor, applicable to classical and quantum thermodynamics. Examples include faster cooling of quantum ideal gases and relaxations that resemble the Mpemba effect in classical ideal gases.
title Asymmetric Relaxations Through the Lens of Information Geometry
topic Mathematical Physics
Statistical Mechanics
82B05, 82B10, 82C05, 53B12
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.14267