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The new mathematics, referred to as iso-mathematics and geno-mathematics, introduced by Santilli to help explain a number of outstanding problems in quantum chemistry as well as in other areas of science such as astrophysics, has been applied successfully in a number of physical situations. This new formalism has, for the first time, provided an irreversible description of thermodynamics via an irreversible differential calculus together with the related mathematics. However, the associated thermodynamics has not been considered so far. That defect is remedied here.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
The new mathematics, referred to as iso-mathematics and geno-mathematics, introduced by Santilli to help explain a number of outstanding problems in quantum chemistry as well as in other areas of science such as astrophysics, has been applied successfully in a number of physical situations. This new formalism has, for the first time, provided an irreversible description of thermodynamics via an irreversible differential calculus together with the related mathematics. However, the associated thermodynamics has not been considered so far. That defect is remedied here.
 
[[Category:Scientific Paper|thermodynamics associated santilli 's hadronic mechanism]]

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Scientific Paper
TitleThe Thermodynamics Associated with Santilli\'s Hadronic Mechanism
Author(s)Jeremy Dunning-Davies
KeywordsThermodynamics, Santilli, Hadronic Mechanics
Published2006
JournalProgress In Physics
Volume4
Pages24-26

Abstract

The new mathematics, referred to as iso-mathematics and geno-mathematics, introduced by Santilli to help explain a number of outstanding problems in quantum chemistry as well as in other areas of science such as astrophysics, has been applied successfully in a number of physical situations. This new formalism has, for the first time, provided an irreversible description of thermodynamics via an irreversible differential calculus together with the related mathematics. However, the associated thermodynamics has not been considered so far. That defect is remedied here.