Maximum entropy approach to central limit distributions of correlated variables
Stefan Thurner, Rudolf Hanel

TL;DR
This paper derives the analytical entropy form for correlated variables' limit distributions using the maximum entropy principle, showing these are not q-Gaussians and cannot be obtained via Tsallis entropy.
Contribution
It introduces a new entropy formulation that accurately describes the limit distributions of correlated variables, expanding beyond q-Gaussian models.
Findings
Derived the analytical entropy form for correlated variables' distributions.
Showed these distributions are not q-Gaussians.
Established that Tsallis entropy cannot reproduce these distributions.
Abstract
Hilhorst and Schehr recently presented a straight forward computation of limit distributions of sufficiently correlated random numbers \cite{hilhorst}. Here we present the analytical form of entropy which --under the maximum entropy principle (with ordinary constraints)-- provides these limit distributions. These distributions are not -Gaussians and can not be obtained with Tsallis entropy.
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TopicsStatistical Mechanics and Entropy
