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Re: [Phys-L] fundamental definition of "conservation"

From: Diego Saravia <dsa@unsa.edu.ar>
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 2016 14:15:59 -0300

probably today you can find anothers ways to transport energy: nor work,
nor matter, nor heat

for example, an electromagnetic wave, but not black body radiation,

perhaps you can think of that energy as work on the other side, but there
is some energy flowing trough the space

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- [Phys-L] work versus mechanical transfer of energy
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- [Phys-L] ?conservation of _internal_ energy
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- [Phys-L] Fwd: ?conservation of _internal_ energy
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