2021
DOI: 10.1590/1806-9126-rbef-2020-0384
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Mecânica estatística de sistemas complexos

Abstract: A magnífica mecânica estatística de Boltzmann-Gibbs, amálgama de primeiros princípios e teoria de probabilidades, constitui um dos pilares da física teórica contemporânea. Entretanto, ela não se aplica a grande número dos sistemas ditos complexos, caracterizados essencialmente por um forte emaranhamento espaço-temporal de seus elementos. Revisamos aqui a proposta de generalização chamada mecânica estatística não extensiva, que emergiu em 1988. Ela está baseada em entropias não aditivas (com índice q ≠ 1), em c… Show more

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“…From the generalization process, a parameter q ∈ R arises naturally, characterizing the nonextensivity of the theory, namely superextensivity (q < 1) and subextensivity (q > 1). The parameter q is interpreted as one encoding global correlations among the many degrees of freedom of the system [12]. The limit q → 1 recovers the extensive theory.…”
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“…From the generalization process, a parameter q ∈ R arises naturally, characterizing the nonextensivity of the theory, namely superextensivity (q < 1) and subextensivity (q > 1). The parameter q is interpreted as one encoding global correlations among the many degrees of freedom of the system [12]. The limit q → 1 recovers the extensive theory.…”
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confidence: 63%
“…The proposal of generalization of both thermodynamics and statistical mechanics for the nonextensive realm [6] has attracted great interest along the years [7][8][9]. That proposal takes into account global correlations among the degrees of freedom of the system.…”
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confidence: 99%