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He also proposed a [[thought experiment]] that became known as [[Maxwell's demon]] which was designed as a challenge to the [[Second Law of Thermodynamics]].

He also proposed a [[thought experiment]] that became known as [[Maxwell's demon]] which was designed as a challenge to the [[Second Law of Thermodynamics]].

Lorentz and Poincare relied heavily upon Maxwell's ideas, which were in turn mathematized forms of [[Michael Faraday]]'s work, to create the theories of [[relativity]].  It has been suggested that relativity is Faraday and Maxwell's field theory applied to the stars,<ref> "Influence on the Development of the Conception of Physical Reality" by Albert Einstein, written for the centenary of Maxwell's birth (1931)</ref> but relativity includes assumptions and claims that Maxwell may not have supported.

Lorentz and [[Henri Poincaré|Poincaré]] relied heavily upon Maxwell's ideas, which were in turn mathematized forms of [[Michael Faraday]]'s work, to create the theories of [[relativity]].  It has been suggested that relativity is Faraday and Maxwell's field theory applied to the stars,<ref> "Influence on the Development of the Conception of Physical Reality" by Albert Einstein, written for the centenary of Maxwell's birth (1931)</ref> but relativity includes assumptions and claims that Maxwell may not have supported.

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