Tsallis Entropy, Escort Probability and the Incomplete Information Theory

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Non-extensive statistical mechanics appears as a powerful way to describe complex systems. Tsallis entropy, the main core of this theory has been remained as an unproven assumption. Many people have tried to derive the Tsallis entropy axiomatically. Here we follow the work of Wang (EPJB, 2002) and use the incomplete information theory to retrieve the Tsallis entropy. We change the incomplete information axioms to consider the escort probability and obtain a correct form of Tsallis entropy in comparison with Wang’s work.

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Darooneh, A. H., Naeimi, G., Mehri, A., & Sadeghi, P. (2010). Tsallis Entropy, Escort Probability and the Incomplete Information Theory. Entropy, 12(12), 2497–2503. https://doi.org/10.3390/e12122497

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