Subdynamics of fluctuations in an equilibrium classical many-particle system and generalized linear Boltzmann and Landau equations

Exact completely closed homogeneous generalized master equations (GMEs) governing the evolution in time of equilibrium two-time correlation functions for dynamic variables of a subsystem of s particles (s

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