Complex network growth model: Possible isomorphism between nonextensive statistical mechanics and random geometry.

@article{Tsallis2022ComplexNG,
  title={Complex network growth model: Possible isomorphism between nonextensive statistical mechanics and random geometry.},
  author={Constantino Tsallis and Rute Oliveira},
  journal={Chaos},
  year={2022},
  volume={32 5},
  pages={
          053126
        }
}
In the realm of Boltzmann-Gibbs statistical mechanics, there are three well known isomorphic connections with random geometry, namely, (i) the Kasteleyn-Fortuin theorem, which connects the λ → 1 limit of the λ-state Potts ferromagnet with bond percolation, (ii) the isomorphism, which connects the λ → 0 limit of the λ-state Potts ferromagnet with random resistor networks, and (iii) the de Gennes isomorphism, which connects the n → 0 limit of the n-vector ferromagnet with self-avoiding random… 
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