Along with K.W. Wagner, this man names a polarization in which a build up of charge occurs at low frequencies in dielectric spectroscopy. Leo Szilard responded to a construct named for this man by arguing that measuring molecular speed would require energy, and therefore would increase the total entropy of a system consisting of two chambers connected by a trapdoor. This man’s “addition” to Ampere’s Law is part of his four namesake laws that govern electromagnetism. For 10 points, what scientist names a “demon” that violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics?
Along with K.W. Wagner, this man names a polarization in which a build up of charge occurs at low frequencies in dielectric spectroscopy. Leo Szilard responded to a construct named for this man by arguing that measuring molecular speed would require energy, and therefore would increase the total entropy of a system consisting of two chambers connected by a trapdoor. This man’s “addition” to Ampere’s Law is part of his four namesake laws that govern electromagnetism. For 10 points, what scientist names a “demon” that violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics?
Along with K.W. Wagner, this man names a polarization in which a build up of charge occurs at low frequencies in dielectric spectroscopy.