A fourth order approach to relativistic extended thermodynamics
Relativistic Extended Thermodynamics is a very important scientific achievement of the last decades, and has inspired many subsequent authors to apply its methodology to lots of other possible applications. In short it furnishes field equations which are “closed” by imposing the relativity principle...
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