How to cite — Schubart Master Formula

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@misc{schubart_master_formula,
  author       = {Schubart, Holger Thorsten},
  title        = {The Schubart Master Formula: A General Equation for
                  Continuous Ambient Energy Conversion in Open Systems},
  year         = {2026},
  howpublished = {\url{https://www.pt-schubart.com/}},
  note         = {Notation: P(t). Reference edition 1.0},
  keywords     = {P(t), ambient energy conversion, open thermodynamic systems}
}

APA

Schubart, H. T. (2026). The Schubart Master Formula: A general equation for continuous ambient energy conversion in open systems (Reference edition 1.0) [P(t)]. https://www.pt-schubart.com/

IEEE

H. T. Schubart, "The Schubart Master Formula: A General Equation for Continuous Ambient Energy Conversion in Open Systems," P(t), Reference edition 1.0, 2026. [Online]. Available: https://www.pt-schubart.com/

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