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Geometric insights into speed, efficiency, and optimal control of nonequilibrium systems
The last several decades have seen revolutionary advances in our understanding of nonequilibrium thermodynamics. Designed originally to study macroscopic systems manipulated slowly, these new approaches to thermodynamics have extended the applicability of the theory to the small, fluctuating systems
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