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Boltzmann evolutionary algorithms and their embedded selection mechanisms are traditionally employed to prolong search. After a brief introduction, a precursor called simulated annealing is outlined. A prominent type of Boltzmann evolutionary algorithm called parallel recombinative simulated annealing is then covered in depth. A proof of global convergence for this type of algorithm is illustrated.