[On the periodicity in the fine structure of histograms during nuclear decay].

ABSTRACT

A possible explanation for the occurrence of periodicity in the fine structure of histograms during nuclear decay is proposed. The hypothesis states that, even in the absence of polarization, when the spin distribution of decaying nuclei over directions is, on the average, isotropic, the fine structure of histograms should depend, due to fluctuations, on the angles at which the sample is observed. There fore, when the Earth after some period would make a full furn, the distribution of fluctuations would return to the initial one, and, correspondingly, the fine structure of the histograms would repeat.