Shin-ichi Sasa

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Shin-ichi Sasa is a Professor at Kyoto University, Japan. His research focuses on thermodynamics, particularly in the context of non-equilibrium systems and phase transitions. Recent articles authored by Professor Sasa explore topics including information-thermodynamic trade-offs, heat-induced phenomena in liquid-gas coexistence, and the dynamics of diffusive systems.

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Hiroki Ohta

Associate Professor

Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine

JAPAN

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Naoko Nakagawa

Professor

Ibaraki University

JAPAN

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Andreas Dechant

Senior lecturer

Kyoto University

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Articles (17)

Learning rate matrix and information-thermodynamic trade-off relation

Global Thermodynamics for Isothermal Fluids Under Weak Gravity

Non-equilibrium Phase Coexistence in Boundary-Driven Diffusive Systems

Phase coexistence in a weakly stochastic reaction-diffusion system

Heat-Induced Liquid Hovering in Liquid-Gas Coexistence under Gravity

Microscopic Cutoff Dependence of an Entropic Force in Interface Propagation of Stochastic Order Parameter Dynamics

Control of Metastable States by Heat Flux in the Hamiltonian Potts Model

Phase transition of parallelizability in assembly systems

Divergent Stiffness of One-Dimensional Growing Interfaces

Thermodynamic Bounds on Correlation Times

Geometric decomposition of entropy production into excess, housekeeping, and coupling parts

Quasi-static Decomposition and the Gibbs Factorial in Small Thermodynamic Systems

Unique extension of the maximum entropy principle to phase coexistence in heat conduction

Phase Growth with Heat Diffusion in a Stochastic Lattice Model

Characterizing the Asymmetry in Hardness between Synthesis and Destruction of Heteropolymers

XY model for cascade transfer

Van der Waals cascade in supercritical turbulence near a critical point

Collaborators (3)

Hiroki Ohta

Naoko Nakagawa

Andreas Dechant

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