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Irreversibility of heat transport and optical non-coherence: an experimental demonstration of the analogy
The arrow of time problem remains one of the most intriguing questions of modern physics. We investigate one particular example of this problem: the irreversibility of heat transfer through an interface between two materials. This special case turned out to be much simpler than that of transport phe
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