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Transmitido ao vivo em 19 de ago de 2015

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Apresenta os dois enunciados mais importantes da segunda lei da termodinâmica. Apresenta as máquinas térmicas, dispositivos que produzem trabalho a partir de calor em processo cíclico, citando exemplo. Apresenta refrigeradores térmicos simples, que funcionam como aquecedores quando invertidos. Apresenta o ciclo de Carnot, definindo e equacionando as quatro etapas e ilustrando em um diagrama.

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Apresenta entropia por meio da desigualdade de Clausius, demonstrando essa desigualdade para máquinas térmicas e ciclos de refrigeração, concluindo que a igualdade se aplica a ciclos reversíveis e a desigualdade a ciclos irreversíveis. Define entropia como uma propriedade termodinâmica extensiva, e apresenta as equações para calcular a entropia. Apresenta o diagrama TS, faz a representação de um ciclo termodinâmico e do ciclo de Carnot nesse diagrama. Apresenta equações para cálculo de eficiência máquinas térmicas e rendimento de refrigeradores. Apresenta considerações de entropia para gases ideais.

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Apresenta algumas observações experimentais que fornecem embasamento para a segunda lei da termodinâmica, os enunciados de Clausius e Kelvin-Planck. Demonstra através de esquemas o princípio de funcionamento das máquinas térmicas e dos refrigeradores, das máquinas ideais (descrição do ciclo de Carnot) e a representação dos ciclos de potência e de refrigeração num diagrama p-v. Avalia o rendimento de máquinas térmicas ideais. Posteriormente, define o conceito de entropia e suas aplicações, como calcular variações desta propriedade termodinâmica em diferentes processos, em líquidos, sólidos e gases ideais.

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Orientadora: Teresa Ferreira Rodrigues

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Universidade da Madeira

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The Behavioral Finance develop as it is perceived anomalies in these markets efficient. This fields of study can be grouped into three major groups: heuristic bias, tying the shape and inefficient markets. The present study focuses on issues concerning the heuristics of representativeness and anchoring. This study aimed to identify the then under-reaction and over-reaction, as well as the existence of symmetry in the active first and second line of the Brazilian stock market. For this, it will be use the Fuzzy Logic and the indicators that classify groups studied from the Discriminant Analysis. The highest present, indicator in the period studied, was the Liabilities / Equity, demonstrating the importance of the moment to discriminate the assets to be considered "winners" and "losers." Note that in the MLCX biases over-reaction is concentrated in the period of financial crisis, and in the remaining periods of statistically significant biases, are obtained by sub-reactions. The latter would be in times of moderate levels of uncertainty. In the Small Caps the behavioral responses in 2005 and 2007 occur in reverse to those observed in the Mid-Large Cap. Now in times of crisis would have a marked conservatism while near the end of trading on the Bovespa speaker, accompanied by an increase of negotiations, there is an overreaction by investors. The other heuristics in SMLL occurred at the end of the period studied, this being a under-reaction and the other a over-reaction and the second occurring in a period of financial-economic more positive than the first. As regards the under / over-reactivity in both types, there is detected a predominance of either, which probably be different in the context in MLCX without crisis. For the period in which such phenomena occur in a statistically significant to note that, in most cases, such phenomena occur during the periods for MLCX while in SMLL not only biases are less present as there is no concentration of these at any time . Given the above, it is believed that while detecting the presence of bias behavior at certain times, these do not tend to appear to a specific type or heuristics and while there were some indications of a seasonal pattern in Mid- Large Caps, the same behavior does not seem to be repeated in Small Caps. The tests would then suggest that momentary failures in the Efficient Market Hypothesis when tested in semistrong form as stated by Behavioral Finance. This result confirms the theory by stating that not only rationality, but also human irrationality, is limited because it would act rationally in many circumstances