Factorization and escorting in the game-theoretical approach to non-extensive entropy measures
arXiv:cond-mat/0510105 · doi:10.1016/j.physa.2006.01.024
Abstract
The game-theoretical approach to non-extensive entropy measures of statistical physics is based on an abstract measure of complexity from which the entropy measure is derived in a natural way. A wide class of possible complexity measures is considered and a property of factorization investigated. The property reflects a separation between the system being observed and the observer. Apparently, the property is also related to escorting. It is shown that only those complexity measures which are connected with Tsallis entropy have the factorization property.
7 pages, revtex4. For NEXT2005 proceedings
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