Hyperbolic heat equation in Kaluza's magnetohydrodynamics
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Abstract: This paper shows that a hyperbolic equation for heat conduction can be obtained directly using the tenets of linear irreversible thermodynamics in the context of the five dimensional space-time metric originally proposed by T. Kaluza back in 1922. The associated speed of propagation is slightly lower than the speed of light by a factor inversely proportional to the specific charge of the fluid element. Moreover, consistency with the second law of thermodynamics is achieved. Possible implications in the context of physics of clusters of galaxies of this result are briefly discussed.
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