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Fluid Flow as Transport of Probability: Entropy, Compressibility, and Irreversibility
The continuity equation serves as a fundamental principle for mass transport in continuous media. While its mathematical structure mirrors that of probability transport and the Liouville equation, an informational interpretation of macroscopic fluid flow is less commonly explored in engineering cont
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