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The number of decays from four distinct nuclear disintegration processes were recorded over a long succession of counting intervals, converted into sequences of binary outcomes based on parity, and examined as a discrete two-state Markov process. The difference in single-step transition probabilities was found to be null to within an uncertainty of order 10 -3 , supporting the proposition...
Long temporal sequences of decays from three distinct quantum processes (beta decay, electron capture decay, and alpha decay) were tested for randomness of permutational arrangement in time. The results comprehensively support the proposition that the spontaneous decay of an unstable quantum system is a random occurrence unaffected by past history.
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