Maxwell's Demon: Entropy, Information, Computing (Princeton Series in Physics)
by Harvey S. Leff, Andrew F. Rex
A collection of essays exploring Maxwell's Demon and its connections to entropy, information, and computing in physics.
About This Book
This book examines the famous Maxwell's Demon thought experiment and its implications for thermodynamics and information theory.
Contributors discuss how the demon relates to entropy, reversibility, and the foundations of computing.
Topics include the history of the demon, modern interpretations, and its relevance to contemporary physics.
The volume brings together perspectives from leading researchers in the field.
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