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Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by 11dim on October 10, 1998 03:35:38 UTC |
: Effective entropy cannot necessarily increase without bound. Forget phase space definitions and just think of a container of gas, or consider the heat death that will eventually occur if the universe is open. Please explain how it is not possible for another BB to come after a big crunch; ie from entropy considerations. Isn't entropy relative in this consideration? Penrose suggests that the 2nd law of TD would not exist in a Universe evolving from a big crunch (which has high entropy). |
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