On the definition of physical temperature and pressure for nonextensive thermostatistics

2001/06/05 by Raúl Toral, R. Toral, Toral, R. · 2 citations
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paper · pdf · doi:10.48550/arxiv.cond-mat/0106060

4 pages

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Abstract

It is shown that a recent proposal to give physically meaningful definitions of temperature and pressure within Tsallis formalism for non-extensive thermostatistics leads to expressions which coincide with those obtained by using the standard Boltzmann formalism of Statistical Mechanics.

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