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    Relativistic Thermodynamic- Laws

    By Michael Girgis

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    This paper includes the relativistic formulas of thermodynamic laws in the second observation condition or according to the theory of inverse relativity, and the formulation of the laws shows the success of the new mathematical model (the theory of inverse Relativity) in conservation of energy and information and not falling into paradoxes

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Girgis
    Release dateDec 29, 2020
    ISBN9781005430108
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    Michael Girgis

    Michael Girgis was born in Minya, a city in southern Egypt, in January 1988. Michael studied Philosophy of Science and obtained a B.A. in Philosophy. He has a new vision in physics and philosophy. He excited to write and publish his ideas and theories and inventions for all

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