Abstract
A conditional approach is developed for establishing a generalized thermodynamic-like formalism for superstatistical systems. In this framework, the existence of two largely-separated time scales is explicitly taken into account. A generalization of Einstein’s relation for fluctuations is derived based on the restricted conditional maximum-entropy method.
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