high-pressure-physics

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High-pressure physics — the study of matter at static or dynamic pressures orders of magnitude above atmospheric (≳ 1 GPa, with laboratory diamond-anvil cells reaching multi-Mbar, and dynamic shock or laser experiments exceeding 10¹² Pa). …

Isothermal compressibility: κ_T = -(1/V)·(∂V/∂P)_T; ideal gas κ_T = 1/P
Adiabatic compression: T·V^(γ-1) = const; γ=5/3 monatomic
Isothermal work: W = −n·R·T·log(V_f/V_i)
Ideal-gas compressibility pins: κ_T=1/P; κ_T(2P)/κ_T(P)=1/2
Adiabatic halving: T_f/T_i = 2^(2/3) for γ=5/3 monatomic
Isothermal work halving: W(V_f=V_i/2) = n·R·T·log(2)
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