which isn't free of divergence. Our approach
is based on a logically consistent extension of the theory of Gibbs energy that
takes polarisation effects into account. Although the model is mathematically
robust, we warn against the presumption that physical phenomena can be modelled
reliably. On the contrary, simple models lead to findings that are at odds with
the experiment and should therefore be viewed as physical paradoxes that
deserve the scientific community's attention. The primary driving force for advances
in thermodynamics remains the desire for a logically and physically consistent
theory at the same time. The suggested methodology leads to self-consistent
results that are mathematically rigorous. In direct comparison with
experiments, it now has to prove its viability. That can prove challenging, but
only when theory and experiment challenge each other will real progress be
possible.
Author(s) Details
Dr.
Michael Grinfeld
Aberdeen Proving Ground, US Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen, MD
21005-5066, USA.
Dr. Pavel Grinfeld
Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA.
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