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added another example: transmission of highly complex information without error or loss
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*the transmission of light
 
*the transmission of light
 
*the transmission of electromagnetic waves
 
*the transmission of electromagnetic waves
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*transmission of highly complex information without error or loss
    
A perpetual ordered system, or a [[perpetual motion machine]], is thought to be impossible by virtue of the [[Second Law of Thermodynamics]].
 
A perpetual ordered system, or a [[perpetual motion machine]], is thought to be impossible by virtue of the [[Second Law of Thermodynamics]].
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:<math>dS  = \frac{\delta Q}{T}</math>
 
:<math>dS  = \frac{\delta Q}{T}</math>
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where S is entropy, Q is heat or energy, and T is temperature
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where S is entropy, Q is heat or energy, and T is temperature.
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