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entropy Article FromTools inSymplecticandPoissonGeometry to J.-M.Souriau’sTheoriesofStatisticalMechanics andThermodynamics † Charles-MichelMarle InstitutdeMathĂ©matiquesdeJussieu,UniversitĂ©PierreetMarieCurie,4,Place Jussieu,75252ParisCedex05, France; charles-michel.marle@math.cnrs.fr † Inmemoryof Jean-MarieSouriau(1922–2012). AcademicEditors: FrĂ©dĂ©ricBarbarescoandFrankNielsen Received: 28 July2016;Accepted: 5October2016;Published: 19October2016 Abstract: I present in thispaper some tools in symplectic andPoissongeometry inviewof their applications in geometricmechanics andmathematical physics. After a short discussion of the LagrangiananHamiltonianformalisms, includingtheuseofsymmetrygroups,andapresentation of the Tulczyjew’s isomorphisms (which explain some aspects of the relations between these formalisms), I explain the concept of manifold of motions of a mechanical system and its use, due to J.-M.Souriau, instatisticalmechanicsandthermodynamics. Thegeneralizationof thenotion of thermodynamicequilibriuminwhichtheone-dimensionalgroupof timetranslations is replaced by amulti-dimensional,maybenon-commutativeLie group, is fully discussed and examples of applications inphysicsaregiven. Keywords:Lagrangianformalism;Hamiltonianformalism;symplecticmanifolds;Poissonstructures; symmetrygroups;momentummaps; thermodynamicequilibria;generalizedGibbsstates 1. Introduction 1.1. Contentsof thePaper,SourcesandFurtherReading Thispaperpresents tools in symplectic andPoissongeometry inviewof their application in geometric mechanics and mathematical physics. The Lagrangian formalism and symmetries of Lagrangiansystemsarediscussed inSections2and3, theHamiltonian formalismandsymmetries of Hamiltonian systems in Sections 4 and 5. Section 6 introduces the concepts of Gibbs state and of thermodynamic equilibrium of a mechanical system, and presents several examples. For a monoatomic classical ideal gas, eventually in a gravity ïŹeld, or a monoatomic relativistic gas theMaxwell–BoltzmannandMaxwell–JĂŒttnerprobabilitydistributionsarederived. TheDulong andPetit lawwhichgoverns the speciïŹcheat of solids is obtained. Finally Section 7presents the generalizationof theconceptofGibbsstate,due to Jean-MarieSouriau, inwhich thegroupof time translations is replacedbya(multi-dimensionalandeventuallynon-Abelian)Liegroup. Several books [1–11] discuss, much more fully than in the present paper, the contents of Sections2–5. The interested reader is referred to these books for detailedproofs of resultswhose proofsareonlybrieïŹ‚ysketchedhere. Therecentpaper [12]containsdetailedproofsofmost results presentedhere inSections4and5. ThemainsourcesusedforSections6and7are thebookandpapersby Jean-MarieSouriau[13–17] andthebeautiful smallbookbyMackey[18]. The Euler–PoincarĂ© equation,which is presentedwith Lagrangian symmetries at the end of Section3, isnot reallyrelatedtosymmetriesofaLagrangiansystem,since theLiealgebrawhichacts Entropy2016,18, 370 3 www.mdpi.com/journal/entropy
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Differential Geometrical Theory of Statistics
Title
Differential Geometrical Theory of Statistics
Authors
Frédéric Barbaresco
Frank Nielsen
Editor
MDPI
Location
Basel
Date
2017
Language
English
License
CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
ISBN
978-3-03842-425-3
Size
17.0 x 24.4 cm
Pages
476
Keywords
Entropy, Coding Theory, Maximum entropy, Information geometry, Computational Information Geometry, Hessian Geometry, Divergence Geometry, Information topology, Cohomology, Shape Space, Statistical physics, Thermodynamics
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Naturwissenschaften Physik
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