Other How Can I Study Maxwell's Demon Using Far from Equilibrium Statistics?

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The discussion centers on seeking resources for studying advanced topics in science, specifically focusing on far from equilibrium statistics, information theory and entropy, negentropy, and Maxwell's demon. The primary objective is to gain a comprehensive understanding of Maxwell's demon and its implications. Two recommended books are provided, which contain relevant papers that explore various aspects of this topic. The request emphasizes the broad nature of the subjects while aiming for a deeper exploration of Maxwell's demon.
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Hello!
I would like your help to study Science graduate level books and articles, in the following subjects:
1. Far from equilibrium statistics.
2. Information theory and entropy.
3. Negentropy.
4. And Maxwell's demon.

My main goal is to be able to understand and explore the Maxwell's demon case.
Please forgive me for summing up, so many and broad subjects!
Thank you in advance,
Ted.
 
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