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What is the connection between a steam engine and the theory of relativity? What links Sadi Carnot's ideal engines, Einstein, the squeaking refrigerator in our kitchen, and a heated rod with the end...

What is the connection between a steam engine and the theory of relativity? What links Sadi Carnot's ideal engines, Einstein, the squeaking refrigerator in our kitchen, and a heated rod with the end of the world? Why can't anything reach a temperature lower than -273.15°C? And what exactly is entropy, and how is it possible for it to keep increasing...

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What is the connection between a steam engine and the theory of relativity? What links Sadi Carnot's ideal engines, Einstein, the squeaking refrigerator in our kitchen, and a heated rod with the end of the world? Why can't anything reach a temperature lower than -273.15°C? And what exactly is entropy, and how is it possible for it to keep increasing endlessly?

In Einstein's Refrigerator, Paul Sen vividly narrates the history of thermal science, starting from the early theories of "caloric fluid" and reaching up to quantum theory in a branch of science whose importance we often forget, even though its applications are found everywhere around us...

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Publisher
Panepistimiakes Ekdoseis Kritis
Type
Humanities, Technology, Electrical Engineering - Mechanical Engineering, Meteorology, Cosmology
Language
Greek
Subtitle
-
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
496
Release Date
10/2025
Publication Date
2025
Dimensions
14x21 cm
ISBN-13
9786182301388

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What is the connection between a steam engine and the theory of relativity? What links Sadi Carnot's ideal engines, Einstein, the squeaking refrigerator in our kitchen, and a heated rod with the end of the world? Why can't anything reach a temperature lower than -273.15°C? And what exactly is entropy, and how is it possible for it to keep increasing endlessly?

In Einstein's Refrigerator, Paul Sen vividly narrates the history of thermal science, starting from the early theories of "caloric fluid" and reaching up to quantum theory in a branch of science whose importance we often forget, even though its applications are found everywhere around us...

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Publisher
Panepistimiakes Ekdoseis Kritis
Type
Humanities, Technology, Electrical Engineering - Mechanical Engineering, Meteorology, Cosmology
Language
Greek
Subtitle
-
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
496
Release Date
10/2025
Publication Date
2025
Dimensions
14x21 cm
ISBN-13
9786182301388

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