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Prescription Dependence in Nonextensive Bose--Fermi State Counting near Black-Hole Horizons
Nonextensive Bose and Fermi state is well studied with counting near black-hole horizons in a one-function, nonextremal, static, spherically symmetric class. The calculation is organized around a $q$-deformed grand ensemble whose total partition function is a $q$-product of single-level partitions.
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