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A spontaneous macroscopic decrease in entropy is statistically extremely unlikely rather than strictly forbidden.
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Statistical mechanics and fluctuation theorems establish that macroscopic decreases in entropy are exceptionally rare rather than strictly impossible.

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Information in Biological Systems and the Fluctuation Theorem
2014 · cited by 22
Discusses how fluctuation theorems quantify nonequilibrium thermodynamic regimes and entropy production.
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Network and thermodynamic conditions for a single macroscopic current fluctuation theorem
2007 · cited by 19
Analyzes fluctuation theorems for macroscopic currents in nonequilibrium steady states.
The Conservation of Average Entropy Production Rate in a Model of Signal Transduction: Information Thermodynamics Based on the Fluctuation Theorem
2018 · cited by 11
Applies the fluctuation theorem to quantify reversible steps using average entropy production rates.
Fluctuation relation, fluctuation theorem, thermostats and entropy creation in nonequilibrium statistical physics
2007 · cited by 10
Presents fluctuation relations and entropy creation within nonequilibrium statistical physics.
Fluctuation Theorem for Information Thermodynamics of Quantum Correlated Systems
2023 · cited by 4
Establishes fluctuation theorems that govern thermodynamic relations and entropy in open systems.
Empirical Study on Fluctuation Theorem for Volatility Cascade Processes in Stock Markets
2025 · cited by 1
Demonstrates that physical processes and cascades satisfy fluctuation theorems associated with entropy production.
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judged → SUPPORTED · 8401 Aug 2026
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