2011
DOI: 10.1209/0295-5075/96/19001
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On the rotation of ONC stars in the Tsallis formalism context

Abstract: The theoretical distribution function of the projected rotational velocity is derived in the context of the Tsallis formalism. The distribution is used to estimate the average sin i for a stellar sample from the Orion Nebula Cloud (ONC), producing an excellent result when compared with observational data. In addition, the value of the parameter q obtained from the distribution of observed rotations reinforces the idea that there is a relation between this parameter and the age of the cluster.

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“…where q is an entropic index that measures the nonextensivity of the system (see Section 2), and σ is a mass-dependent parameter associated with the characteristic width of the distribution (see Soares & Silva 2011). At the limit q → 1, Equation (1) reproduces the Maxwellian function proposed by Deutsch (1965).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…where q is an entropic index that measures the nonextensivity of the system (see Section 2), and σ is a mass-dependent parameter associated with the characteristic width of the distribution (see Soares & Silva 2011). At the limit q → 1, Equation (1) reproduces the Maxwellian function proposed by Deutsch (1965).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…For a long time, it was diffusely believed that the statistics governing complex networks was only the Boltzmann-Gibbs (BG) one. However, in 2005 the connection between networks and nonextensive statistical mechanics started to be explored [5][6][7], and is presently very active [8][9][10][11][12][13][14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The relation between q and γ (the exponent of the asymptotic power law) is given by γ ≡ 1/(q − 1) (see [5] for more details). When α A = 0 we recover the Barabási-Albert (BA) model [25] with q = 4/3 (γ = 3).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cтатистика Каниадакиса возникает в различных прикладных областях. В качестве примера можно упомянуть работы, связанные с космическими эффектами ; Abreu и др., 2016; Livadiotis, 2018) (в частности, с звездной астрофизикой (Carvalho и др., 2008(Carvalho и др., , 2009Soares, Silva, 2011)), с кварк-глюонной плазмой (Teweldeberhan и др., 2003), с газокинетическиими моделями, описывающими взаимодействие атомов и фотонов (Rossani, Scarfone, 2004), с квантовой механикой (Kaniadakis, 2002b). Другие приложения касаются динамических систем (Coraddu и др., 2006;Tonelli и др., 2006;Celikoglu, Tirnakli, 2006), фрактальных систем (Olemskoi и др., 2008), теории поля (Olemskoi и др., 2010), теории случайных матриц (Abul-Magd, 2007Abul-Magd, Abdel-Mageed, 2012), теории игр (Topsoe, 2004), теории информации (Wada, Suyari, 2007) и т. п. Кроме того,  -статистика особенно пригодна для описания экономических систем, например, при построении различных финансовых моделей (Rajaonarison и др., 2005), в частности, для изучения распределения личных доходов (Clementi и др., 2007(Clementi и др., , 2011(Clementi и др., , 2012.…”
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