Mixing and equilibration: Protagonists in the scene of nonextensive statistical mechanics
Constantino Tsallis, Ernesto P. Borges, Fulvio Baldovin
Abstract
After a brief review of the present status of nonextensive statistical mechanics, we present a conjectural scenario where mixing (characterized by the entropic index qmix 1) and equilibration (characterized by the entropic index qeq 1) play central and inter-related roles, and appear to determine a priori the values of the relevant indices of the formalism. Boltzmann-Gibbs statistical mechanics is recovered as the qmix=qeq=1 particular case.
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