A Complete Theoretical Framework for Power-Law Galactic Rotation Curves: From Tsallis Non-Extensive Statistics to Observable Predictions

LaTeX source, figures, and references for the paper deriving power-law rotation curves from Tsallis non-extensive statistics, companion to the empirical EBC study. Includes proofs of uniqueness, predictive framework for q, validation on SPARC galaxies, and falsifiable lensing predictions.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16997831
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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A Complete Theoretical Framework for Power-Law Galactic Rotation Curves: From Tsallis Non-Extensive Statistics to Observable Predictions

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A Complete Theoretical Framework for Power-Law Galactic Rotation Curves: From Tsallis Non-Extensive Statistics to Observable Predictions

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LaTeX source, figures, and references for the paper deriving power-law rotation curves from Tsallis non-extensive statistics, companion to the empirical EBC study. Includes proofs of uniqueness, predictive framework for q, validation on SPARC galaxies, and falsifiable lensing predictions.

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