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From Stochastic Thermodynamics to Thermodynamic Inference Seifert, Udo
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Stochastic thermodynamics provides a universal framework for analyzing nano- and micro-sized non-equilibrium systems. Prominent examples are single molecules, molecular machines, colloidal particles in time-dependent laser traps and biochemical networks. Thermodynamic notions like work, heat and entropy can be identified on the level of individual fluctuating trajectories. They obey universal relations like the fluctuation theorem. Thermodynamic inference as a general strategy uses consistency constraints derived from stochastic thermodynamics to infer otherwise hidden properties of non-equilibrium systems. As a paradigm for thermodynamic inference, the thermodynamic uncertainty relation provides a lower bound on the entropy production through measurements of the dispersion of any current in the system. Likewise, it quantifies the cost of temporal precision for biomolecular processes and provides a model-free bound on the thermodynamic efficiency of molecular motors. For a review: U. Seifert, Annu. Rev. Condens. Matter Phys. 10, 171-192, 2019
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From Stochastic Thermodynamics to Thermodynamic Inference
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Banff International Research Station for Mathematical Innovation and Discovery
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2020-07-27T08:16
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Stochastic thermodynamics provides a universal framework for analyzing nano- and micro-sized non-equilibrium systems. Prominent examples are single molecules, molecular machines, colloidal particles in time-dependent laser traps and biochemical networks. Thermodynamic notions like work, heat and entropy can be identified on the level of individual fluctuating trajectories. They obey universal relations like the fluctuation theorem.
Thermodynamic inference as a general strategy uses consistency constraints derived from stochastic thermodynamics to infer otherwise hidden properties of non-equilibrium systems. As a paradigm for thermodynamic inference, the thermodynamic uncertainty relation provides a lower bound on the entropy production through measurements of the dispersion of any current in the system. Likewise, it quantifies the cost of temporal precision for
biomolecular processes and provides a model-free bound on the thermodynamic efficiency of molecular motors.
For a review: U. Seifert, Annu. Rev. Condens. Matter Phys. 10, 171-192, 2019
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66.0 minutes
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eng
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Author affiliation: University of Stuttgart
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2021-01-24
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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10.14288/1.0395686
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