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                    Leff H.S., Rex A.F. — Maxwell's Demon 2: Entropy, Classical and Quantum Information, Computing 
                  
                
                    
                        
                            
                                
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                                    Íàçâàíèå:   Maxwell's Demon 2: Entropy, Classical and Quantum Information, ComputingÀâòîðû:   Leff H.S., Rex A.F. Àííîòàöèÿ:  Over 130 years ago, James Clerk Maxwell introduced his hypothetical 'demon' as a challenge to the scope of the second law of thermodynamics. Fascination with the demon persisted throughout the development of statistical and quantum physics, information theory and computer science, and links have been established between Maxwell's demon and each of these disciplines. The demon's seductive quality makes it appealing to physical scientists, engineers, computer scientists, biologists, psychologists, and historians and philosophers of science. Since the publication of Maxwell's Demon: Entropy, Information, Computing in 1990, Maxwell's demon has been the subject of renewed and increased interest by numerous researchers in the fields mentioned above. This book, Maxwell's Demon 2: Entropy, Classical and Quantum Information, Computing, is an updated and expanded version of the original. Many of the seminal papers that appeared in the first edition have been retained, including the original thoughts of James Clerk Maxwell and William Thomson; an historical review by Martin Klein; and key articles by Leo Szilard, Leon Brillouin, Rolf Landauer, and Charles Bennett that led to new branches of research on the demon. This second edition contains newer articles by Landauer, Bennett, and others, related to Landauer's principle; connections with quantum mechanics; algorithmic information; and the thermodynamics and limits of computation. Maxwell's Demon 2: Entropy, Classical and Quantum Information, Computing contains two separate bibliographies: an alphabetical listing, by author, and a chronological bibliography that is annotated by the editors and contains selected quotes from the books andarticles listed. The bibliography has more than doubled in size since publication of the first edition and now contains over 570 entries.
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                        Abbott, D. 440 Abbott, M.M. 392 434 Absolute continuity 130 Adami, C. 440 Adams, Henry 44 46 Aharonov, Y. 363 Ahlborn, B. 38 392 Albert, D.Z. 445 Albrecht, Andreas 278 Alekseev, G.N. 403 Algorithmic entropy and information 22 32—33 237—281 314—317 419 428—429 433 Allahverdyan, Armen E. 32 36—37 440 445 448—449 454 Allen, H.S. 374 Allen, R.W. 235 423 Anderson, B.D. 407 Angrist, S.W. 7 Anthropic principle 403 407 Aquino, G. 446 Arrow of time 278 Asimov, Isaac 384 Aspden, H. 412 Astumian, R.D. 446 Atkins, P.W. 398 Bacciagaluppi, Guido 235 Bak, P.E. 440 Balazs, N.L. 379 Balian, R. 37 448 Barnum, H. 432 Baron, J.G. 3 16 23 25 36 124 137 143—145 179—180 182 185 188 389 Barrow, J.D. 18 403 407 Bayes, R.T. 137—138 248 Beghian,L.E. 418 Bekenstein, J.D. 363 388 395 Bell, D.A. 18 383 387 Benioff, Paul 288 333 336 396 398—399 Bennett, Charles H. 2—3 7 20 32 34 95 101 157 169 188 208 221—222 230—233 246 248 266 278 283 285 293 300 304 314 320—322 324 327 341 346 353 365 389 396 398—399 401 405 407 412 415 417—418 420 423—424 427 430 433—436 440 446 449 Bent, Henry 18 384 Beretta, G.P. 35 Berger, J. 412 418 Bergson, Henri 403 Beth, T. 441 Bhandari, R. 393 Bhattacharjee, B. 438 Biedenharn, L.C. 36 421 Bier, M. 427 Binneweis, T. 440—441 Birch, Andrew 350 Birkhahn, R. 423 Birnbaum, J. 441 Bistable device 148—154 164 170 308—311 342—344 406 Bit 2 152 169 172 175 179 197—198 213—214 238 242—244 247—251 258 268 276 297 305 308—309 313 323 328—331 339 349 353—355 364—366 380 404 412 414 431 441 449 Bitouk, D. 429 Black holes 367 389 395 429 Blackbody radiation 17 120—121 395 433 Bohm, D. 363 377 Bohr, Neils 91 Bok, J. 37 430 434 447 451 Boltzmann error 155 Boltzmann, Ludwig 19—20 51—53 60 64—68 78 86 88—89 103 126—129 193 374 385—386 397—398 450 Boltzmann’s mechanical explanation of the second law 62—63 Boltzmann’s partition function 182 229 233 Bonetto, F. 430 Borg,F. 413 Born, Max 375 390 Boynton, W.P. 371 Braginsky,V.B. 419 Brasher, J. 414 Brassard, G. 415 Brauenstein, S.L. 442 Bremmerman, H.J. 342 363 Brey, J.J. 450 Bridgman, P.W. 82—83 87 335 382 Brill, M.H. 422 Brillouin, Leon 2—3 6—7 15 17—19 26 55 73 89 101 120 124 137—138 145 148 157 270 327 329 332 342 346 376—378 380 383—384 386—389 391 393—396 402—403 430 Brown, J.R. 414 Brownian computer 289—300 330—333 Brownian motion 12 68 122 149 164—165 208 283 289—290 299 328 374 384 417 427 445 449 454 Brownlie, A.W. 427 Brush, S.G. 388 393—394 Bub, J. 34 446 450 Bumstead, Henry A. 44 Callender, C. 446 450 Campbell, J. 396 Capek, V. 37 427 430 434 441 446—447 451 Carnap, Rudolph 19 394 Carnot engine 44 135 213 216—218 392 426 455 Carnot, Sadi 60 64 69—70 457 Catalysis 80—82 87 Caves, Carlton M. 33 238 246—250 263 268—269 278 342 349 413 417 419 424 427 432 Chaitin, G. 246—250 254 314—315 Chambadal, P. 16 23 25 388 Chandrasekhar, S. 437 Chardin, G. 8 395 398—399 Chen, C.H. 395 402 Chernov, N.I. 421 430 Chuang, I.L. 30—31 420 442 Chudnovsky, D. 360 Chudnovsky, G. 360 Church — Turing thesis 267 276 414 Clapyron, Emile 69—70 Clarke, B. 423 Clausing, P. 373 Clausius, Rudolf 6 27 32 45 49—52 59—68 126 137 139 141 170 371 391 445 448—449 Clearwater, S.H. 433 Collier, J.D. 413 Collier, T. 440 Compton effect 377 Compton, K.T. 373 Costa de Beauregard, Olivier 3 23 137 390 410 Costa, J.L. 373 Cox, R.T. 137—141 Crawford, F.S. 419 Crosignani, B. 446 Curzon — Ahlborn cycle 38 Curzon, F L. 38 392 Cybernetics 2 73 82 84—86 375 379 383 391—392 403 Darling, L. 7 379 Darrow, K.K. 375 Daub, Edward E. 2 44 387 Davies, P.C.W. 390 397 403 424 Davis, B.R. 434 440 de Cisneros, B.J. 454 De Meis, L. 415 De Silva, H. 437 De Vos, A. 434 Deev, A.B. 431 Demers, P. 7 15 17 375 384 Demon of choice 264—279 Denbigh, J.S. 19 401 Denbigh, Kenneth 18—19 141 395 401 Denur, J. 8 395 398—399 Deutsch, D. 336 436 448 Deveraux, M. 451 Devetak, I. 451 Dickinson, Emily 436 DiPorto, P. 446 Dirac, P.A.M. 191 Discarding information see Memory erasure and resetting Dittman, R.H. 430 DiVincenzo, D.P. 427 430 DNA 290—294 312 319 330 332 399 437 Dodge, B.F. 375 Domokos, P. 447 Donald, M.J. 233 Dotzler, B.J. 423 Drogin, E.M. 404 Drummond, P.D. 342 Dugdale, J.S. 18 385 Duncan, T. 441 448 456 Dutta, M. 387 Earman, J. 33—35 431 435 446 Edelman, M. 429 Eggers, J. 435 Ehrenberg, W. 2 18 38 158 386 Ehrenfest, Paul 66 Eigen, M. 397 Einhorn, Richard 410 Einstein — Podolsky — Rosen paradox 91 336 Einstein, Albert 29 91—92 390 404 Ekert, A.K. 415 Elasser, W.M. 137—138 381 El’yashevich, M.A. 395 Energy dissipation and heat generation 5 41—42 44 46—48 76 148—155 176 188 199 283—285 292 309—310 319—323 329 338—339 357 371 394 396—397 399—402 404 409—411 414 421 425 429 437 442 Entangled states 31—32 221 227 230—235 433—434 436 445—446 449 entropy 3—6 12 14—21 23 27—29 35 44 52 61—63 76—87 88—91 101—145 152—154 157—162 164—168 180 185—188 190—200 203—218 221 224 226—235 238—244 247 264 267—270 273—278 284—285 305 307 314—317 324 328—332 352—361 364—366 372—381 383 385—394 396 398 402—403 406—407 409 412 414 417 419—420 422—424 428 431—432 436 438—442 444 452 458 erasure see Memory erasure and resetting Espanol, P. 383 425 Evolution 83 Exner, O. 413 Fahn, Paul 167 419 423 Farneth, W.E. 424 Feringa, B.L. 437 Ferry, D.K. 399 Feyerabend, P.K. 16 23 25 385 Feynman, Richard P. 11—12 95 235 264—266 278—279 321 333 337 383—384 396 404 423 425—427 436 440 Fick, Adolf Eugen 41 Fields, D.S. 435 Fine, A. 29 404 Finfgeld, C. 2 382 First law of thermodynamics 13—14 64 76 126 142 378 382 Fourier, Jean Baptiste Joseph 41 Fowler, A. 435 Frank, M.P. 431 Fredkin, Edward 285—288 300 304 330—332 354 357—358 365 409 436 Freedman, M. 368 Frege, O. 37 441 451 Frisch, D.H. 386 Fuchikami,N. 436 441 Fu’s experiment 405 Gabor, Dennis 2 7 15 17 19 346 384 390 394 Gabor’s engine 270—273 275—277 Gagliardi, M.J. 456 Gajda, M. 429 447 Gallager, R.G. 252 257 Gamow, G. 375 Garcia—Rojo, R. 450 Gasser, R.P.H. 7 391 Gea—Banacloche, J. 452 Geiss, R. 441 Gell—Mann, Murray 278 424 Gershenfeld, N. 38 352 361 424 Gibbs free energy 44 Gibbs rule of phase 44 142 Gibbs, J.Willard 33 44 64 78 90 126 129 138 140—142 205 229 385 418 438 450 457 Glick, J. 37 443 456 God 55—56 397 453 Goecke, J.F. 436 Goldstein, I. 35—36 417 422 Goldstein, M. 35—36 417 422 Gonick, Larry 347 414 Gordon, L.G.M. 37 395 398 419 452 Gorecki, H. 431 Goto, E. 164—168 410 417 Goychuk, I. 37 441 Grad, H. 126 133 383 Graeff, R.W. 452 Grandy, Jr., W.T. 427 Green, H.S. 375 Grieco, M.A.B. 415 Grigolini, P. 446 Grondin, R.O. 399 Grossman, S. 427 Gruenbaum, A. 391 Guo, S.C. 425 Guye, C.E. 73 Gyftopoulos, E.R. 35 414 417 452 H-Theorem 128 138 165 Haar, D.ter 124—125 381 Haken, H. 406 Halliwell, J.J. 424 Hamilton’s principle 51—52 64 Hanggi, P. 37 441 Harada, N. 437 Harman, R.M. 396 Harman, T. 428 Harney, R.C. 393 Hartley, R.V.L. 2 88—89 373 Hastings, H.M. 402 Hatano, T. 431 Hatsopoulos, G.N. 385 Haus, Hermann 219 Hawking, S. 406 Hayles, N.K. 413 heat engine 2 137—138 410 Heat generation see Energy dissipation Heimann, P.M. 2 387 Heisenberg, Werner 91 Helmcke, J. 440—441 Helmholtz, Hermann von 59 372 Hepler, L.G. 7 386 Herron, N. 424 Hey, A.J.G. 235 423 436 Hioe, W. 410 Hogenboom, D.L. 415 Holman, J.P. 387 Holthaus, M. 427 Hondou, T. 452 Hopfer, U. 453 Huffman coding 251—259 262 Huffman, D.A. 251 Hulbert, E.O. 7 379 Hume, David 137 Hurst, G.S. 395 402 Hutchingson, J.E. 453 Idziaszek, Z. 429 Igeta,K. 167 421 Imry, Y. 435 information 12 14—17 19 23 25 31 36 54—56 85 88—91 95 107—109 120—124 134 136 137—139 142—143 145 154 157—162 169—177 179—180 186—188 190—191 197 203—212 214 217—219 224 226 229—231 234—235 238—244 249 262—263 267—270 278 305 307 319—324 328 335—339 341—345 349 359 364—366 372—374 376—378 380—381 383—384 386—390 392—394 396—397 399 401—402 407 410—411 413 417 419—421 423—424 427 429—432 437—439 442—443 445 447—448 454 457—458 Ingarden, R.S. 437 Irreversible process see Reversibility Ishioka, S. 436 441 Ising, G. 122 Ivanitsky, G.R. 431 Iwata, H. 436 Jacobson, H. 378 Jammer, M. 389 391 Janszky, J. 447 Janzing, D. 441 Jarzynski, C. 170 177 278 Jauch, J.M. 3 16 25 36 124 137 143—145 179—180 182 185 188 389 Jayannavar, A.M. 424 Jaynes, E.T. 16 137—141 247—248 380 384—385 394 402 407 Jeans, J.H. 374 Johnson, H.A. 406 Jordan, R 15—16 122 376 Josephson junction 165 167—168 320 399 Joule, James Prescott 41 59 144 Kac, M. 437 Kahana, S.H. 368 Kauzmann, W. 386 Keefe, P.D. 453 Keenan, J.H. 385 Kekule, F.A. 415 Keller, S.P. 435 Kelly, D.C. 390 Kelly, T.R. 428 437 Kelvin, Lord see William Thomson Keyes, R.W. 322—323 Khalili, F.Y. 419 Kimble, H.J. 444 
                            
                     
                  
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