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Complexity drives the symmetry breaking of temperature fluctuations
Frequently, nonextensive systems are described through $q$-exponential functions, where the $q$-parameter determines how far a system is from equilibrium. In this work, we study systems constrained to $q-1\ll1$ to describe systems near thermal equilibrium, and derive the probability density function
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