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Why was this something that needed to be 'created' then? Isn't it just a different way of thinking about the same thing?
by JshWright 14y ago
Why was this something that needed to be 'created' then? Isn't it just a different way of thinking about the same thing?
- cygx 14y agoNegative temperature is a quantum effect than can be tricky to produce experimentally. There's nothing mysterious about negative temperature from the thermodynamical point of view, but there are no classical systems that exhibit this property.
- JshWright 14y agoBut isn't the property, as described, simply a different way of reasoning about the same physical phenomenon? (Clearly it's not, I'm just not sure where the gap in my understanding is)