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Wladyslaw Natanson ( 1864– 1937) was a Polish physicist.

In about 1900, Professor of Theoretical Physics in Kraków, published a series of papers on the problems of thermodynamically irreversible processes, becoming a pioneer in the modern thermodynamics of irreversible processes.

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