Consistent nonadditive approach and nuclear equation of state

Abstract

By using a $q$-calculus, the Walecka many-body field theory was studied in the context of the Tsallis framework. The most important aspect of the application of the $q$-calculus to the nonadditive formulation of QHD-I is that it naturally emerges as a thermodynamically consistent theory.

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