Tag Archives: precision
Quantum clock breaks entropy barrier
In physics, the second law of thermodynamics says that a closed system tends to become more disordered over time. This disorder is captured in an entity called entropy. Many devices, especially clocks, are affected by this law because they need … Continue reading
Posted in Scicomm
Tagged coherent transport, dissipative transport, entropy, Hamiltonian, precision, quantum clock, quantum physics, second law of thermodynamics, spin chain, thermodynamic bias, thermodynamics, time reversal symmetry
Comments Off on Quantum clock breaks entropy barrier
There’s something wrong with this universe.
I’ve gone on about natural philosophy, the philosophy of representation, science history, and the importance of interdisciplinary perspectives when studying modern science. There’s something that unifies all these ideas, and I wouldn’t have thought of it at all hadn’t I … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged George Sterman, naturalness, Occam's razor, precision
Comments Off on There’s something wrong with this universe.