MAXWELL'S DEMON. HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF AN EXPERIMENT

The book "Maxwell's Demon. History and Philosophy of an Experiment" by Robert Piotrowski is a fascinating journey through the history and philosophy of one of the most intriguing thought experiments in physics. Maxwell's Demon, which has existed for almost a century and a half, is the concept of a factor capable of sorting gas molecules, leading to a paradoxical contradiction to the second law of thermodynamics.

• Interdisciplinary approach: Combines physics, biology, humanities and economics.
• In-depth analysis: Presents the history and philosophy of Maxwell's Demon.
• Thought experiment: One of the most interesting in the history of physics.
• Thermodynamic paradox: Reaches to the foundations of physics.
• Edition: 330 pages, format 14.5x20.5 cm.

Robert Piotrowski, in his book, takes the reader on a journey through the intricacies of physics, biology, humanities and economics, showing how the concept of Maxwell's Demon has influenced the development of these fields. The author analyzes the interdisciplinary background of the experiment, presenting it as a key element in the history of science. This book is not only an analysis of the physical paradox, but also a reflection on the role of thought experiments in the development of our knowledge of the world.

Dialog Wydawnictwo Akademickie Publishing House offers readers a publication that will surely interest both students and science enthusiasts. This book is a valuable source of knowledge for all those who want to explore the secrets of physics and philosophy. Maxwell's Demon is not only a thought experiment, but also a symbol of the constant pursuit of understanding the fundamental laws that govern the universe. This publication is an ideal choice for people looking for inspiration and intellectual challenges.

The book "Maxwell's Demon. History and Philosophy of an Experiment" is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of science and philosophy. The author presents complex issues in an accessible way, making reading fascinating and informative. This is an excellent example of how an interdisciplinary approach can enrich our knowledge of the world and help us understand the fundamental principles that govern it. This book is not only an analysis of a thought experiment, but also an invitation to reflect on the role of science in our lives.