Landau Theory of Dynamic Critical Phenomena in the Rayleigh-Benard System

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author Grmela, Miroslav
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contents Physics involving more details than hydrodynamics is needed to formulate rate thermodynamics of the Rayleigh-Bénard system. The Boussinesq vector field is approached in the space of mesoscopic vector fields similarly as equilibrium sates are approached in externally unforced systems in the space of mesoscopic state variables. The approach is driven by gradient of a potential (called a rate entropy). This potential then provides the rate thermodynamics in the same way as the entropy provides thermodynamics for externally unforced systems. By restricting the investigation to a small neighborhood of the critical point we can use the rate-thermodynamic version of the Landau theory.
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spellingShingle Landau Theory of Dynamic Critical Phenomena in the Rayleigh-Benard System
Grmela, Miroslav
Statistical Mechanics
Physics involving more details than hydrodynamics is needed to formulate rate thermodynamics of the Rayleigh-Bénard system. The Boussinesq vector field is approached in the space of mesoscopic vector fields similarly as equilibrium sates are approached in externally unforced systems in the space of mesoscopic state variables. The approach is driven by gradient of a potential (called a rate entropy). This potential then provides the rate thermodynamics in the same way as the entropy provides thermodynamics for externally unforced systems. By restricting the investigation to a small neighborhood of the critical point we can use the rate-thermodynamic version of the Landau theory.
title Landau Theory of Dynamic Critical Phenomena in the Rayleigh-Benard System
topic Statistical Mechanics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.13984