How is a usual polytrope influenced in the presence of the kappa-distributed constitutive particles?

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How is a normal polytrope influenced in the presence of the kappa-distributed constitutive particles?

Polytropes are originally the the bounded astrostructures formed in gravothermal equilibrium. At this backdrop, what would be the new polytropes formed in nonequilibrium thermodynamics?

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