Self-averaging is a concept often discussed in statistical mechanics, probability theory, and various fields of physics and mathematics. It refers to a phenomenon in which the macroscopic properties of a system become independent of the microscopic details as the size of the system increases. In other words, the fluctuations in the microscopic behavior of individual components average out, leading to stable and predictable macroscopic behavior.
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