Informational non-differentiable entropy and uncertainty relations in complex systems

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Considering that the movements of complex system entities take place on continuous, but non-differentiable, curves, concepts, like non-differentiable entropy, informational non-differentiable entropy and informational non-differentiable energy, are introduced. First of all, the dynamics equations of the complex system entities (Schrödinger-type or fractal hydrodynamic-type) are obtained. The last one gives a specific fractal potential, which generates uncertainty relations through non-differentiable entropy. Next, the correlation between informational non-differentiable entropy and informational non-differentiable energy implies specific uncertainty relations through a maximization principle of the informational non-differentiable entropy and for a constant value of the informational non-differentiable energy. Finally, for a harmonic oscillator, the constant value of the informational non-differentiable energy is equivalent to a quantification condition.

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Agop, M., Gavriluţ, A., Crumpei, G., & Doroftei, B. (2014). Informational non-differentiable entropy and uncertainty relations in complex systems. Entropy, 16(11), 6042–6058. https://doi.org/10.3390/e16116042

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