Superstatistics is a framework used to describe systems that exhibit statistical behavior in the presence of fluctuations in external conditions, such as temperature or energy. It is particularly useful for analyzing data that shows complex patterns or distributions that cannot be adequately described by traditional statistical mechanics. The concept of superstatistics was introduced by physicist Cassi et al., and it can be applied in various fields, including statistical physics, economics, and biology.
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