TTC – Thermodynamic Theory of Creation

(Refreshed in AD 2013)

Part 1 (of 4): Entropy

1.1 ENTROPY

To understand the meaning of Entropy, the first pillar of this paper, it would be useful to start with its generalized, qualitative definition: it is an indicator of the state of disorder of a defined group of bodies. The greater is the disorder, the greater the Entropy ("Entropy; synonymous with disorder”: Helmholts, 1821-1894).

We will proceed bachwards until its first inception; a stricly thermodynamic origin.

To provide clarity, let us consider the following situation: a room containing a table and on the table a bottle which is sealed and filled with smoke (of unknown nature). An observer can take a photograph, as a witness, of the initial state of order: clearly defined are the bottle, the table, the smoke, which occupies a well defined volume, as well as the room (which constitutes our “universe”): system being observed plus environment.

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