E - has spatiotemporal continuity, S - is statistical and does not have spatiotemporal continuity. Is it correct to write E = F + S*T together?
The second law of thermodynamics is statistical.S - is statistical and does not have spatiotemporal continuity.
It's hard to imagine a concept that exists outside of time and space.
Effects of spatiotemporal (dis)continuity on working ...
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by SC Chiou · 2022 · Cited by 2 — Human movements are dynamic and continuous in nature. However, how the spatiotemporal continuity influences working memory for movements is still unclear.
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Its fine, but just think
Statistical mechanics in the Canonical
ensemble using the partition function.
Ref. Reif
Statistical and thermal physics.
E is statistical to the same amount to which S is statistical, but since the trends in E can quite often be understood without explicitely invoking statistics, it is just skipped quite often in trend explanations.
E and S are both extensive quantities, so there is no spatiotemporal issue.
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