Conservative forces are the unique minimizers of renormalized entropy production in jump processes, restoring their optimality for optimal transport.
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Extending Hamilton's principle with the second law axiom produces thermodynamically consistent stochastic field theories featuring natural fluctuation-dissipation relations and standard entropy production in extended phase space.
A unified geometric variational formulation based on nonlinear nonholonomic constraints derives a thermodynamically consistent stochastic thermodynamics with entropy as a dynamical variable and naturally emerging fluctuation theorems.
Reviews information-based approaches for measuring physical entropy in nonequilibrium steady and absorbing states, noting their distinction from general statistical entropy estimation and their application to diverse physical systems.
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Renormalized entropy production for optimal transport in jump processes: Make conservative forces optimal again
Conservative forces are the unique minimizers of renormalized entropy production in jump processes, restoring their optimality for optimal transport.
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A variational formulation of stochastic thermodynamics: Spatially extended systems
Extending Hamilton's principle with the second law axiom produces thermodynamically consistent stochastic field theories featuring natural fluctuation-dissipation relations and standard entropy production in extended phase space.
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Variational formulation of stochastic thermodynamics: Finite-dimensional systems
A unified geometric variational formulation based on nonlinear nonholonomic constraints derives a thermodynamically consistent stochastic thermodynamics with entropy as a dynamical variable and naturally emerging fluctuation theorems.
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Perspective: Measuring physical entropy out of equilibrium
Reviews information-based approaches for measuring physical entropy in nonequilibrium steady and absorbing states, noting their distinction from general statistical entropy estimation and their application to diverse physical systems.