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– Introduction • Second Law • Weak nonlocality Ginzburg-Landau equation Schrödinger-Madelung equation Digression: Stability and statistical physics – Discussion ly nonlocal nonequilibrium thermodynami fluids and beyond Peter Ván BCPL, University of Bergen, Bergen and RMKI, Department of Theoretical Physics, Budapest

Introduction Second Law Weak nonlocality Ginzburg-Landau equation Schrödinger-Madelung equation

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Page 1: Introduction  Second Law Weak nonlocality Ginzburg-Landau equation Schrödinger-Madelung equation

– Introduction • Second Law

• Weak nonlocality

– Ginzburg-Landau equation

– Schrödinger-Madelung equation

– Digression: Stability and statistical physics

– Discussion

Weakly nonlocal nonequilibrium thermodynamics –fluids and beyond

Peter Ván BCPL, University of Bergen, Bergen and

RMKI, Department of Theoretical Physics, Budapest

Page 2: Introduction  Second Law Weak nonlocality Ginzburg-Landau equation Schrödinger-Madelung equation

general framework of anyThermodynamics (?) macroscopic continuum

theories

Thermodynamics science of macroscopic energy changes

Thermodynamics

science of temperature

Nonequilibrium thermodynamics

reversibility – special limit

General framework: – Second Law – fundamental balances– objectivity - frame indifference

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Space Time

Strongly nonlocal

Space integrals Memory functionals

Weakly nonlocal

Gradient dependent

constitutive functions

Rate dependent constitutive functions

Relocalized

Current multipliers Internal variables

Nonlocalities:

Restrictions from the Second Law.change of the entropy currentchange of the entropy

Change of the constitutive space

Page 4: Introduction  Second Law Weak nonlocality Ginzburg-Landau equation Schrödinger-Madelung equation

Basic state, constitutive state and constitutive functions:

ee q

– basic state:(wanted field: T(e))

e

)(Cq),( eeC

Heat conduction – Irreversible Thermodynamics

),( ee ))(),(( eTeT T q )())(),((),( eTeTeTee q

Fourier heat conduction:

But: qq LT qqq 21LLT Cattaneo-VernoteGuyer-Krumhansl

– constitutive state:– constitutive functions:

,...),,,,( 2eeeee ???

1)

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fa

a

s

a

sLa

Internal variable

– basic state: aa– constitutive state:

– constitutive function:

A) Local state - relaxation

0 fda

ds

da

dsLa

2)

B) Nonlocal extension - Ginzburg-Landau

aaa 2,,

),( aaa

sL

alaslaaasaas )('ˆ,

2)(ˆ),( 2 e.g.

)(Cf

)0)('ˆ( as

Page 6: Introduction  Second Law Weak nonlocality Ginzburg-Landau equation Schrödinger-Madelung equation

)(C ),( v C

Local state – Euler equation

0

0

Pv

v

3)

– basic state:– constitutive state:– constitutive function:

Fluid mechanics

Nonlocal extension - Navier-Stokes equation:v

se

p1

),,()()( 2

IP

vIvvP 2))((),( p

But: 22)( IP prKor

),,,( 2 vC),( v

)(CP

Korteweg fluid

Page 7: Introduction  Second Law Weak nonlocality Ginzburg-Landau equation Schrödinger-Madelung equation

Irreversible thermodynamics – traditional approach:

0

J

0ja

sa

– basic state:

– constitutive state:– constitutive functions:

a

Jj ,, sa

),( aa C

Te

s qqJ

Heat conduction: a=e

0

a

js

as

01

2 T

TT

qq

0)(

a

jja

aaa

jaa

Jasssss

s aaa

J=

currents and forces

aLj

s

a

Solution!

Page 8: Introduction  Second Law Weak nonlocality Ginzburg-Landau equation Schrödinger-Madelung equation

Ginzburg-Landau (variational):

dVaasas ))(2

)(ˆ()( 2

))('ˆ( aasla – Variational (!) – Second Law?– ak

aassa )('ˆ

sla a

Weakly nonlocal internal variables

dVaasas ))(2

)(ˆ()( 2

sla a

1

2

Page 9: Introduction  Second Law Weak nonlocality Ginzburg-Landau equation Schrödinger-Madelung equation

Ginzburg-Landau (thermodynamic, non relocalizable)

fa

0 Js

),,( 2aaa

J),,( sf

Liu procedure (Farkas’s lemma)

),( aas ),()()( 0 aaCfa

sC

jJ

0

fa

s

a

ss

a

s

a

sLa

constitutive state space

constitutive functions 0 fa

Page 10: Introduction  Second Law Weak nonlocality Ginzburg-Landau equation Schrödinger-Madelung equation

),,( aaaC xxx

),(

),(0

;;

33 aajfsJfJ

aass

ss

xaxx

xa

aa

x

xx

x

Liu equations:

0)(

fa

s

a

s

xxs

0)()(

)()()(

2211

33321

fafJafJ

fJasasasa

xxxxx

xxxxtxxtxt

)()( 321

321321

afafafafa

aJaJaJasasas

xxxxxxtxt

xxxxxxxxxtxxtxt

))()(())()(()()( CfaCCfaCCJCs xtxtxxt

constitutive state space

Page 11: Introduction  Second Law Weak nonlocality Ginzburg-Landau equation Schrödinger-Madelung equation

Korteweg fluids (weakly nonlocal in density, second grade)

),,( v C ),,,( v wnlC

)(),(),( CCCs PJ

Liu procedure (Farkas’s lemma):

constitutive state

constitutive functions

0 v

0)()( CCs J0Pv )C(

...J)(ess ),(),( ess

),( v basic state

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0:s2

ss2

1 22

s

vIP

rv PPP

reversible pressurerP

Potential form: nlr U P

)()( eenl ssU Euler-Lagrange form

Variational origin

Page 13: Introduction  Second Law Weak nonlocality Ginzburg-Landau equation Schrödinger-Madelung equation

Spec.: Schrödinger-Madelung fluid2

22),(

SchM

SchMs

2

8

1 2IP rSchM

(Fisher entropy)

Potential form: Qr U P

Bernoulli equation

Schrödinger equation

v ie

Page 14: Introduction  Second Law Weak nonlocality Ginzburg-Landau equation Schrödinger-Madelung equation

R1: Thermodynamics = theory of material stability

In quantum fluids:– There is a family of equilibrium (stationary) solutions.

0v .constEUU SchM

– There is a thermodynamic Ljapunov function:

dVEUL

22

22

1

2),(

v

v

semidefinite in a gradient (Soboljev ?) space

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2

xD)(xU

2

Mov1.exe

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– Isotropy– Extensivity (mean, density)

– Additivity

Entropy is unique under physically reasonable conditions.

R2: Weakly nonlocal statistical physics:

Boltzmann-Gibbs-Shannon

)()( ss

)()()( 2121 sss

ln)( ks

))(,(),( 2 ss

),(),())(,( 22112121 ssDs

2

22 )(

ln))(,(

ks

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-2 -1 1 2x

0.2

0.4

0.6

0.8

1

1.2

R

18

,12

),5,2,5.1,3.1,2.1,1.1,1(4 111

mkk

k

k

k

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Discussion:

– Applications: – heat conduction (Guyer-Krumhansl), Ginzburg-Landau, Cahn-Hilliard, one component fluid (Schrödinger-Madelung, etc.), two component fluids (gradient phase trasitions), … , weakly nonlocal statistical physics,… – ? Korteweg-de Vries, mechanics (hyperstress), …

– Dynamic stability, Ljapunov function?– Universality – independent on the micro-modell– Constructivity – Liu + force-current systems– Variational principles: an explanation

Thermodynamics – theory of material stability

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References:

1. Ván, P., Exploiting the Second Law in weakly nonlocal continuum physics, Periodica Polytechnica, Ser. Mechanical Engineering, 2005, 49/1, p79-94, (cond-mat/0210402/ver3).

2. Ván, P. and Fülöp, T., Weakly nonlocal fluid mechanics - the Schrödinger equation, Proceedings of the Royal Society, London A, 2006, 462, p541-557, (quant-ph/0304062).

3. P. Ván and T. Fülöp. Stability of stationary solutions of the Schrödinger-Langevin equation. Physics Letters A, 323(5-6):374(381), 2004. (quant-ph/0304190)

4. Ván, P., Weakly nonlocal continuum theories of granular media: restrictions from the Second Law, International Journal of Solids and Structures, 2004, 41/21, p5921-5927, (cond-mat/0310520).

5. Cimmelli, V. A. and Ván, P., The effects of nonlocality on the evolution of higher order fluxes in non-equilibrium thermodynamics, Journal of Mathematical Physics, 2005, 46, p112901, (cond-mat/0409254).

6. V. Ciancio, V. A. Cimmelli, and P. Ván. On the evolution of higher order fluxes in non-equilibrium thermodynamics. Mathematical and Computer Modelling, 45:126(136), 2007. (cond-mat/0407530).

7. P. Ván. Unique additive information measures - Boltzmann-Gibbs-Shannon, Fisher and beyond. Physica A, 365:28(33), 2006. (cond-mat/0409255)

8. P. Ván, A. Berezovski, and Engelbrecht J. Internal variables and dynamic degrees of freedom. 2006. (cond-mat/0612491)

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Thank you for your attention!