 Time integrability of an entropy-dissipation product (source code)

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= Time integrability of an entropy-dissipation product
{title2=$\int_0^\infty|HH'|=\frac{H(0)^2-H_\infty^2}{2}$}

If finite nonnegative entropy $H(t)$ decreases, its limit $H_\infty$ exists. The <fundamental theorem of calculus> applied to $H^2$ proves the displayed absolute-integrability identity. This product conclusion does not require a zero limiting entropy.

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