The entropy in finite -unit nonextensive systems: the ordinary average and -average
arXiv:1001.0214 · doi:10.1063/1.3479394
Abstract
We have discussed the Tsallis entropy in finite -unit nonextensive systems, by using the multivariate -Gaussian probability distribution functions (PDFs) derived by the maximum entropy methods with the normal average and the -average (: the entropic index). The Tsallis entropy obtained by the -average has an exponential dependence: for large (). In contrast, the Tsallis entropy obtained by the normal average is given by for large (. dependences of the Tsallis entropy obtained by the - and normal averages are generally quite different, although the both results are in fairly good agreement for . The validity of the factorization approximation to PDFs which has been commonly adopted in the literature, has been examined. We have calculated correlations defined by for where , and the bracket stands for the normal and -averages. The first-order correlation () expresses the intrinsic correlation and higher-order correlations with include nonextensivity-induced correlation, whose physical origin is elucidated in the superstatistics.
23 pages, 5 figures: the final version accepted in J. Math. Phys
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