Definition: Isogeometry, also known as isothermal and isobaric thermodynamics, is a branch of thermodynamics that deals with the behavior of matter in a state where the temperature changes only slightly across an interval. It is particularly useful for describing the energy balance between two different states (isotherms) by considering the change in internal energy per unit volume. Isogeometry involves modeling the temperature and pressure profiles within a given region, rather than the temperature or pressure at one point in time. The
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