Why q-expectation values must be used in nonextensive statistical mechanics
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Why \(q\)-expectation values must be used in nonextensive statistical mechanics
Why \(q\)-expectation values must be used in nonextensive statistical mechanics
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(12)- New mathematics for the nonadditive Tsallis’ scenario
- The entropy in finite N-unit nonextensive systems: The normal average and q-average
- Strong polygamy of multi-party \(q\)-expected quantum correlations
- QUANTUM MECHANICAL TREATMENT OF THE PROBLEM OF CONSTRAINTS IN NON-EXTENSIVE FORMALISM REVISITED
- Probabilistic model of \(N\) correlated binary random variables and non-extensive statistical mechanics
- Maxent, second variation, and generalized statistics
- Equivalence of the four versions of Tsallis's statistics
- Canonical ensemble in non-extensive statistical mechanics, \(q > 1\)
- Canonical ensemble in non-extensive statistical mechanics
- A statistical description for the quasi-stationary-states of the dipole-type Hamiltonian mean field model based on a family of Vlasov solutions
- On the putative essential discreteness of \(q\)-generalized entropies
- Macroscopic characterization of data sets by using the average absolute deviation
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