Quasiequilibrium plasmas described by superstatistics exhibit systematically enhanced transport coefficients compared to Maxwellian plasmas due to increased energetic particle populations.
Tsallis,Introduction to Nonextensive Statistical Me- chanics: Approaching a Complex World(Springer, New York, 2009)
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