Stability of the entropy for superstatistics
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Abstract: The Boltzmann-Gibbs celebrated entropy is {it concave} (with regard to all probability distributions ) and {it stable} (under arbitrarily small deformations of any given probability distribution). It seems reasonable to consider these two properties as {it necessary} for an entropic form to be a {it physical} one in the thermostatistical sense. Most known entropic forms (e.g., Renyi entropy) violate these conditions, in contrast with the basis of nonextensive statistical mechanics, namely , which satisfies both (). We have recently generalized (into ) in order to yield, through optimization, the Beck-Cohen superstatistics. We show here that satisfies both conditions as well. Given the fact that the (experimentally observed) optimizing distributions are invariant through {it any} monotonic function of the entropic form to be optimized, this might constitute a very strong criterion for identifying the physically correct entropy.
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