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e should fit together in this way, and in fact it wasn't until many years later that the equation was independently explained at an atomic level by Maxwell and Boltzmann. Thirdly, the equations do not refer to underlying microscopic mechanisms or variables. In equation (4.7a) there are no references to

l regularity and predictability in the aggregate. The Maxwell-Boltzmann-Gibbs methods of statistical mechanics

rmulae for entropy first discovered by Carnot two hundred years previously. This is recounted, entertainingly, in chapter three of 'Non-equilibrium Thermodynamics and the Production of Entropy: Life, Earth, and Beyond' [Kleidon & Lorenz 2005]. Despite the very rudimentary nature of the model, the model was abl

ssipative structure approach, presumably there is a negentropy flow associated with 'maintaining' the dissipative structure in its low entropy form; Maxwell's demon is continually at work narrowing the spread of the distribution. However if this negentropy flow is smaller than the entropy flow through t

distribution [Levy & Solomon 1996]. In contrast the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution of a normal thermodynamic

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