the date of receipt and acceptance should be inserted later Abstract. Optimization of processes can yield a variety of answers, depending not only on the objective of the optimization but also on the constraints that define the problem. Within the context of thermodynamic optimization, the role of the constraints is particularly important because, among other things, their choice can make some objectives either equivalent or inequivalent, and can limit or broaden the possible kinds of processes one might choose. After a general discussion of the principles, a specific example of a model power plant is analyzed to see how the constraints govern the possible solutions.
The author points out the difficulties presented by the ordinary method for finding the minimum of e...
This mini review is the first study where we shall structure, list and briefly discuss the existing ...
In a situation where each player has control over the transition probabilities of each subsystem, we...
Thermodynamic Optimization of Power Plants aims to establish and illustrate comparative multi-criter...
Entropy production minimization procedures presented in literature show that under different assumpt...
I begin with the definition of power, and find that it is finalistic inasmuch as work directs energy...
Acesso restrito: Texto completo. p. 470-475The optimization of the production of propylene glycol is...
The Maximum Entropy Principle (MEP) maximizes the entropy subject to the constraint that the effort ...
In recent years, optimality principles have been proposed to constrain hydrological models. The prin...
In recent years, optimality principles have been proposed to constrain hydrological models. The prin...
While many efforts have been devoted to optimizing the power output for a finite-time thermodynamic ...
International audienceThe Maximum Entropy Principle (MEP) maximizes the entropy provided the effort ...
Extremum of the entropy generation is evaluated for both maximum and minimum using a thermodynamic a...
peer reviewedIn an essential and quite general setup, based on networks, we identify Schnakenberg's ...
This thesis compiles the publications I coauthored during my doctoral studies at University of Leipz...
The author points out the difficulties presented by the ordinary method for finding the minimum of e...
This mini review is the first study where we shall structure, list and briefly discuss the existing ...
In a situation where each player has control over the transition probabilities of each subsystem, we...
Thermodynamic Optimization of Power Plants aims to establish and illustrate comparative multi-criter...
Entropy production minimization procedures presented in literature show that under different assumpt...
I begin with the definition of power, and find that it is finalistic inasmuch as work directs energy...
Acesso restrito: Texto completo. p. 470-475The optimization of the production of propylene glycol is...
The Maximum Entropy Principle (MEP) maximizes the entropy subject to the constraint that the effort ...
In recent years, optimality principles have been proposed to constrain hydrological models. The prin...
In recent years, optimality principles have been proposed to constrain hydrological models. The prin...
While many efforts have been devoted to optimizing the power output for a finite-time thermodynamic ...
International audienceThe Maximum Entropy Principle (MEP) maximizes the entropy provided the effort ...
Extremum of the entropy generation is evaluated for both maximum and minimum using a thermodynamic a...
peer reviewedIn an essential and quite general setup, based on networks, we identify Schnakenberg's ...
This thesis compiles the publications I coauthored during my doctoral studies at University of Leipz...
The author points out the difficulties presented by the ordinary method for finding the minimum of e...
This mini review is the first study where we shall structure, list and briefly discuss the existing ...
In a situation where each player has control over the transition probabilities of each subsystem, we...