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Competition for Survival and the Maximum Entropy Production Principle in Self-Organized Silver Particle Chains
The law of maximum entropy production (LMEP) is a hypothetical selection principle stating that nonequlibrium systems select the evolution paths that maximize the entropy production rate (EPR). Precise quantitative experimental tests are desirable for LMEP verification. Here we report electrical-cir
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