Can the Second Law be violated?

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Remi Cornwall MSc(Lon) BSc(UMIST) Sabbatical presentation http://webspace.qmul.ac.uk/rocornwall/ http://vixra.org/author/remi_cornwall https://www.researchgate.net/profile/remi_cornwall Can the Second Law be violated? Maxwell Demons by Phase Transition and Severing the link between Physics and Information Theory Slides available on links above

Background and Motivation End dependence on Fossil Fuels, reduce pollution, weariness to Nuclear or less satisfactory alternatives the will is developing to think the unthinkable. Advances in information theory, nanotechnology, The Maxwell Demon problem make this an idea whose time has come. The developing glut of high quality institutions, researchers, papers, p conferences, treatise and thesis. Recent developments in the top physics journal have prepared the way: Found Phys (04) 44,35-47 47 Physics Letters A 374 (00) 80-805 805 Cápek-Sheehan pub. Springer Found Phys (007) 37,653-658 658 and more.

Background and Motivation My own journey started from looking at a water desalination scheme with deliquescent materials and reverse osmosis membranes ( st order phase transition) and computing a figure merit. To looking at the general principle of the requirement of phase transitions, to then concentrate on nd order magnetic system. Cornwall R.O. How to build a Maxwell Demon from a nd order Phase Change System vixra:3.0077 Cornwall R.O. Thesis: Novel Thermodynamic Cycles Involving Ferrofluids Displaying Temporary Magnetic Remanence vixra:3.0078 3 3

Kinetic Theory Model N.B. this is not just an inductor in a magnetisedemagnetise cycle but it is able to do excess work into the electrical load R. i j 3 4 3 4 3 3 33 34 φ i Load R (-i) µ dθ ij dt j θ ij m ii= i+ jj= j+ θ = k τ ( θ,, θ,, m, r) m B ij dip i j ii jj ij ext I ii = i, jj= j ii i jj j I θ = k m ( m ) ( ), cosθ, sinθ I θ = k m sinθ θ t ij v ij ii jj ii jj ij ij v ij ij ij ii, jj http://vixra.org/abs/3.0077 short paper http://vixra.org/abs/3.0078 thesis 4 Cut straight to chase, simple engineering/experimental physics type description I believe this the easiest way to explain. I ve worked with engineering thermodynamicists and they tend to dwell on the thermodynamics, missing the simplicity Kinetic theory intuitive basis of it: Brownian motion and Faraday s law 4

Superparamagnetic Materials V V.0.8 65K V V 5.6.4 C 4. 0.5 3.0 5 0.4 0.8 4 0.3 0.6 3 0. 0 0.4 0. - 0. 0.0-0.0 0 0 50 00 50 00 50 300 350 400 450 3Mar006 :8 ms -0. Brownian: 3V η0 τ B = kt V 5 V.0.8.6.4 C 355K V V 4. 0.5 Néel: τ = N f 0 e KV kt 3 0 -.0 0.8 0.6 0.4 0. 5 4 3 0.4 0.3 0. 0. 0.0-0.0 0 0 50 00 50 00 50 300 350 400 450 Mar006 7: ms -0. 5 Ferrofluids, nanoscale magnetic materials held in suspension by surfactants one end secured to core, other is hydrophilic or solvent loving. Phenomenon not related to Curie Temperature Superparamagnetic, two mechanisms: Neel and Brownian Magnetising field about 800G, response field about 80G, so susceptibility 0.04 Low response is one of the experimental problems and will need new funds to improve ferrofluid Has a property that is a strong function of temperature, therefore can be used to make an heat engine 5

General field cycling method 6 Repeated pulses, switch off to leave INDEPENDENT FLUX (no current, not just transformer action but generator action) Micro-kinetic motion of heat turns little dipoles, just like a large magnet being turned and shaftwork (proof in thesis) Above relaxation frequency heating occurs. SLOW ON, FAST OFF. 6

Electromagnetics M = χµ H r dm dt = τ ( M χµ H ) r Re-magnetising H field Section 4 of thesis http://vixra.org/abs/3.0078 7 Simulation of experimental fact Model very well by first order o.d.e. system 7

Electromagnetics INPUT: Magnetisation Energy µ 0 Emag = M V χµ r Limit of simple Dipole-work OUTPUT:- Linear Faraday s Law portion: ( dλ ) dt L/ R 0 Wdw = dt M V 0 R ( + χµ r ) µ Section 4 of thesis 8 What happens dumping into simple resistive load Simulation and model 8

Electromagnetics 3 W µ dw. cancel. L/ R = 0M V INPUT: Magnetisation Energy OUTPUT: Limit of cancellation method E mag µ = χµ 0 M V r OUTPUT: Limit of simple Dipole-work µ 0 r ( + χµ ) M V 9 Limit by cancelling method is the magnetic field energy of the ferrofluid flux 9

Electromagnetics 4 W dw. cancel. L/ R Ratio W dw. L/ R E mag χµ r Graph of ratio of input E mag to simple dipole work and work via cancellation method vs susceptibility 0 Susceptibility > for over-unity 0

Electromagnetics 5 400 300 00 00 0 0 4 6 Original 400 00 0 0-00 -400-600 0 4 6 Chop-neg Original (-.5 x) 0 0 0-0 -00 0 4 6 Chop + Original Cancellation circuit chops copy of induced current. Consult section 4 of thesis for energy balance of the circuit that does this and equivalent circuit modelling -0 0 4 6 Low pass filtered Simulated. Units are gauss. Real circuit does work.

Electromagnetics 6 Fourier analysis depiction of how circuit works Fourier analysis depiction of how circuit works Nyquist sampling theorem

Thermodynamics S = S + S total mag. pos mag. vel Positional δq Velocity T Ta Velocity entropy : T S a : mag. vel. T a ( Ta + dt ) Smag. vel.max Smag.vel T : ( Ta + dt ) Smag. vel.max T : ( T + ) a dt S mag Ta : T S a mag. vel. T a Smag.pos Ta : T S a mag Smag Positional entropy Total entropy Magneto-calorific effect in isolation. Section of thesis. 3 3

Thermodynamics,,3 Positional δq Velocity δq Reservoir Positional entropy +dt -dt T 3,4 Ta 3 H on dsmag.pos H increasing 4 H off Smag.pos Magneto-calorific effect in contact with reservoir 4, nd order phase transition means magnetic particle population becomes smaller so there is effective heat input from the magnetic modes frozen out. Heat is then rejected to liquid reservoir step -3 When field is switched off, heat is repartitioned to greater population so temperature falls. Heat returned to magnetic system from mechanical system on step 4-4 An experiment with a rubber band and an analogy to magnetic phase changing cycles and order-disorder transitions 4

Thermodynamics 3 Velocity entropy T 4: 3 : T S a : ( Ta + dt ) S mag. vel. ( Ta + dt ) mag. vel. T a ( Ta dt ) Smag. vel. ( Ta dt ) Smag.vel Total entropy T Ta Smag.min 3: : ( Ta + dt ) Smag.max : Ta Smag.max 4: ( Ta dt ) Smag.min Smag Magneto-calorific effect in contact with reservoir 5 5

Thermodynamics 4 The Cycle Positional, δq Velocity,3 δq Reservoir 3,4 Micro-cycle total entropy q diss W mag Electrical system W 4, Concatenated micro-cycles T a Heat rejected 4 3 4 Ta Heat absorbed S mag 6 6

Thermodynamics 5 The Cycle 7 Power extraction of the order MegaWatts per meter cubed flow rate calculated. See thesis section. 7

Thermodynamics 6 st order nd order ) Magnetic field orders part of the system. Energy Input = µ HMV 0 ) Buffeting from rest of system. Energy out = µ 0M V st order demon with hygroscopic column ref: http://vixra.org/abs/3.0077 8 Phase equilibrium is at least a half-way demon. Did consider st order demon with hygroscopic column Reverse demon 8

Thermodynamics 7 Carnot cycle du = δq δw P 4 W = PdV 3 T Q = TdS 4 3 Phase change cycle P V S (,, ) du = TdS PdV + µ P T ϕ du du δu 3 V 9 Descriptive diagram The reason why phase change cycles can operate from one reservoir Chemists use convention with DU = dq + dw physicists show internal energy increasing if environment does work on the system W = -Fdx Usual mantra: Isothermal-adiabatic-isothermal-adiabatic. Carves out area on T-S diagram. Another way to carve out area if thermodynamic identity is not exact. INTUITIVELY: It behaves as a different substance in part of the cycle so on a different curve 9

What is an heat engine? Intrinsic entropy change between start and end states 0 Supervisors initially sceptical about ferrofluid cycle in ferromagnetic regime (although super-paramagnetic) came up with definition that must have a property that is a strong function of temperature. This is only part of the picture, this prompted this slide. The entropy change is part and parcel of operation. Can t be engineered out. Left sector: heat conduction -> Carnot limit. Thermal energy occupies all degrees of freedom available to it. Middle sector: batteries, fuel cells, biological systems. Different mode of operation than just thermal release of chemical potential 0

De-facto reversible computing? Closed isolated system Power Mgh Virtual Cold Reservoir Heat Exchanger Thermodynamic paradox, heat converted from one reservoir S=0 in the isolated system (or even S<0) what of Kelvin-Planck, Clausius etc. statements of nd? Where is the Arrow of Time? Maxwell Demon link between Thermodynamics and Information. What now, since there is no cost for information? Not PM, say the device lasted for a year it has worn out, its entropy has increased. Can repair itself, needs energy and incorruptible code. Probabilistic We age because cellular repair mechanisms themselves becoming damaged. Rather than trying to make each logic gate, each logical step reversible, heat recovery is de-facto reversible computing.

Ultimate speed of information A posterior speed of Bell correlations over space-like distances Zbinden,, H.; Gisin,, N., et al, Testing the speed of spooky action at a distance. Nature, 008. 454. Measurement is random We claim measure no-measure protocol to send digital data over Bell channel despite randomness http://vixra.org/abs/3.0074 and http://vixra.org/abs/506.0068 Don t do by half measures. Extraordinary claims, extraordinary evidence Do it wrong or inconclusive, get crucified. Funding-experiments-publication catch-

Ultimate speed of information http://vixra.org/abs/3.0074 Disproof of No-communication theorem http://vixra.org/abs/506.0068 3 Entangled particles. Spontaneous Parametric Down-conversion (SPDC). Sources very expensive, no joy from labs or journals. Door closed. 3

Ultimate speed of information 3 ( ) P Measurement, bit = 0.5 + 0.5 = 0.75 i i = + 4 ( ) = + + ( θ ) ( θ ) ( θ ) iθ iθ i e i e P No-measurement, bit 0 cos arg 4 4 = 0.5 + 0.5 + cos arg = 0.75 ± 0.707cos arg = 0.043 minimum Single photon path entanglement method http://vixra.org/abs/40.03 4 Necessity mother of invention, so came up with this which can be done cheaply. Diagram is more of a schematic Seems easy enough but musn t do half-hearted. Extraordinary claims, extraordinary evidence so need good lab to do properly otherwise get crucified. 4

Conclusion: Severing the link between Information and Physics? Landauer: Information is physical.. Yes but not entirely. Maxwell-Szilard Szilard s s Demon, Turing-Shannon: link to thermodynamics conclusive? Reversible computing by the methods in this conference? Time s s Arrow is loss of information. Other area of my research What is the Ultimate Speed of Information? A digression but relevant. Bell s s Theorem vs. Relativity. Disproof of No communication theorem? A method to send classical data over a Bell channel. If information breaks the laws of physics, then it is not entirely physical. Rough analogy: If an operating system is a universe (a set of rules), Java runs on any OS, not implementation dependent. Conclusion: Information is metaphysical. Explanation of reality may not be wholly materialistic. Truly in realm of mathematics. Furthermore in mathematics we have Godellian notions of things which are true which can t t be proven. http://vixra.org/author/remi_cornwall 5 5