A generalized Vitali set from nonextensive statistics
Abstract
We address a generalization of the Vitali set through a deformed translational property that stems from a generalized algebra derived from the nonextensive statistics. The generalization is based on the so-called q-addition xq y=x+y+(1-q)xy for rational values of q, where the ordinary formalism is recovered when the control parameter q 1. The generalized Vitali set is non-measurable for all rational parameter 12<q≤1, but in the limit q→12 the non-measurability cannot be guaranteed. Furthermore, assuming measurability when q→12, then this must be positive.
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