Qu'une goutee de vin tombe dans un verre d'eau; quelle que soit la loi du movement interne du liquide, nous verrons bientôt se colorer d'une teinte rose uniforme et à partir de ce moment on aura beau agiter le vase, le vin et l'eau ne partaîtront plus pouvoir se séparer. Tout cela, Maxwell et Boltzmann l'ont expliqué, mais celui qui l'a vu plus nettement, dans un livre trop peu lu parce qu'il est difficile à lire, c'est Gibbs dans ses principes de la Mécanique Statistique.

Let a drop of wine fall into a glass of water; whatever be the law that governs the internal movement of the liquid, we will soon see it tint itself uniformly pink and from that moment on, however we may agitate the vessel, it appears that the wine and water can separate no more. All this, Maxwell and Boltzmann have explained, but the one who saw it in the cleanest way, in a book that is too little read because it is difficult to read, is Gibbs, in his Principles of Statistical Mechanics.


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HENRI BERGSON
Science is built up of facts, as a house is with stones. But a collection of facts is no more a scie...
HENRI POINCARE
Thus, be it understood, to demonstrate a theorem, it is neither necessary nor even advantageous to ...
HENRI POINCARE
Invention consists in avoiding the constructing of useless contraptions and in constructing the usef...
HENRI POINCARE
Science is facts; just as houses are made of stones, so is science made of facts; but a pile of ston...
HENRI POINCAR
L’art de vivre consiste en un subtil mélange entre lâcher prise et tenir bon.
HENRI LEWIS