Microscopic irreversibility and chaos Jerry Gollub and David Pine Jerry Gollub is a physics professor at Haverford College in Pennsylvania and is also affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania. David Pine is a physi

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Date: 2009-09-02 12:52:03 Statistical mechanics Philosophy of thermal and statistical physics Chemical engineering Fluid mechanics Gas Navier–Stokes equations T-symmetry Irreversible process Reynolds number Physics Aerodynamics Fluid dynamics		Microscopic irreversibility and chaos Jerry Gollub and David Pine Jerry Gollub is a physics professor at Haverford College in Pennsylvania and is also affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania. David Pine is a physi Add to Reading List Source URL: www.haverford.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 175,41 KB Share Document on Facebook

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