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On the relaxation problem in statistical mechanics
chaotic-dynamicshistory-and-philosophy-of-physicsmathematical-physicsquantum-physicsstatistical-mechanics
We reformulate the relaxation problem in statistical mechanics by making explicit what are the \emph{operational} objects subject to relaxation: the local time statistics of the recorded signal $Z(t)$. These local time statistics are simply the estimated histograms of observations $\{Z(t_i)\}_{i=1}^
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