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Comments on "Stability of Tsallis entropy and instabilities of Renyi and normalized Tsallis entropies: A basis for q-exponential distributions"
It is shown that the Renyi entropy is as stable as the Tsallis entropy at
least for Abe-Lesche counterexamples.Comment: 1 pag
Long-range attraction between particles in dusty plasma and partial surface tension of dusty phase boundary
Effective potential of a charged dusty particle moving in homogeneous plasma
has a negative part that provides attraction between similarly charged dusty
particles. A depth of this potential well is great enough to ensure both
stability of crystal structure of dusty plasma and sizable value of surface
tension of a boundary surface of dusty region. The latter depends on the
orientation of the surface relative to the counter-ion flow, namely, it is
maximal and positive for the surface normal to the flow and minimal and
negative for the surface along the flow. For the most cases of dusty plasma in
a gas discharge, a value of the first of them is more than sufficient to ensure
stability of lenticular dusty phase void oriented across the counter-ion flow.Comment: LATEX, REVTEX4, 7 pages, 6 figure
Maximum Renyi entropy principle for systems with power--law Hamiltonian
The Renyi distribution ensuring the maximum of a Renyi entropy is
investigated for a particular case of a power--law Hamiltonian. Both Lagrange
parameters, and can be excluded. It is found that does
not depend on a Renyi parameter and can be expressed in terms of an
exponent of the power--law Hamiltonian and an average energy . The
Renyi entropy for the resulted Renyi distribution reaches its maximal value at
that can be considered as the most probable value of when
we have no additional information on behaviour of the stochastic process. The
Renyi distribution for such becomes a power--law distribution with the
exponent . When ()
there appears a horizontal "head" part of the Renyi distribution that precedes
the power--law part. Such a picture corresponds to observables.Comment: LaTeX, 7 pages, 4 figure
Noether's second theorem in a general setting. Reducible gauge theories
We prove Noether's direct and inverse second theorems for Lagrangian systems
on fiber bundles in the case of gauge symmetries depending on derivatives of
dynamic variables of an arbitrary order. The appropriate notions of reducible
gauge symmetries and Noether's identities are formulated, and their equivalence
by means of certain intertwining operator is proved.Comment: 20 pages, to be published in J. Phys. A (2005
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