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Tsallis/nonextensive statistical mechanics: q-Gaussians, q-triplets, and power-law distributions as applied or tested in laboratory and natural systems, including whether measured distributions or correlation functions are consistent with the nonextensive formalism.

The true correlation function in the 2016 Technion experiment varies smoothly with wavenumber at the measured point spacing.

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