Entropy and Partial Differential Equations
(ii) characterizing irreversibilityfor processes (Chapter II), and (iii) characterizing continuumthermodynamics (Chapter III). Later we will discuss probabilistic theories for entropy as ... structure, which we will later interpret as modeling equilibria of thermal systems: Notation.
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