Zermelo recurrence objection

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The Zermelo recurrence objection is a critique of Boltzmann’s H-theorem that argues, using Poincaré recurrence, that a finite mechanical system must eventually return arbitrarily close to its initial state, challenging the idea of a strictly monotonic increase of entropy.


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